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Nicely done, Torch... Slick & Smooth. Appreciate what you said as well, Vm. Here's the Chevelle... I stopped short on the touch-ups.

thanks, chevelle.zip

polyester fabric sublimated would be the lightest

I am not overly impressed with the chrysler products so far the mini van i have only has 142,000 miles and over the past year has cost me over 5 grand in repairs with the transmission, and all the other things that needed repaired it is in pretty good shape now i hope. On the other side of the coin the f150 is almost 20 years old with over a quarter million miles and probably not 500.00 in repairs in 3 years the old e150 has almost a half million miles but about gone with rust the windstar has only needed tires and maintenance so far but onky has 186,000 miles lol

I gave him these to check out. Only problem was for some reason on the 0 the outline left a little gap so it cut some in the corners. Oh well, it's for a junker car.

+1 on the working all hrs if at home, would be easier to walk away at the end of the day if elsewhere, but most of my orders are at night ab And with my OCD I have to get them right out

When I read the title I thought you were looking for information on how to sublimate a dog or cat.

he wanted this for his office- he had the idea and I put it together . . . .

I know a lot of people that can look right at them and not see them - I was raised looking for them, my only regret is I didn't train Brinkley early on to look for them. He could have been the equivalent of a truffle dog and I would have been glad to buy him burgers in trade

Thanks knucklehead - just down the road and all over it - if nothing else for the take up reel

Been all over the woods in middle georgia, never seen any. Have seen some further up north, above Atlanta. Middle Ga., has plenty of other 'scrooms'.

dang nice skarekrow

Solid work...as usual

cut some of this I print for flames

Having owned a Parrot AR Drone, I'm not going to say this is impossible, but I am going to say it's going to be pretty darn tricky. Between having the material (which needs to be light weight) not getting sucked into the props, to having it stand out enough as slow as they go to have it visualized. Is it supposed to be like the planes at the beach you see in the summer? I'd see it being more possible doing something vertical than horizontal. Not trying to be a nay sayer, and maybe it would work, but in my mind, I'd have some concerns (if I owned the guinea pig drone) lol If you get it going - definitely take some pics!

Brother In law gets to go home Fri they are saying, and father in law is trying to wake up today, wife said he turned his head when she talked to him.... Thanks again all believe it or not it means alot to have this outlet

It's got a cop motor, a 440 cubic inch plant, it's got cop tires, cop suspensions, cop shocks.

Skarekrow does impressive work. He has done some for me that I paid for and they look really good.

I love my Graphtec CE5000-60 and wouldn't go back to using anything less unless I had no other choice. I moved at my "real job" from part-time at Water Pollution Control (fancy name for Sewage Treatment) to full-time at Public Works, which covers sewer maintenance, street repair, electrical, and street signs. I took a look in their cutting shop, and aside a hundred-zillion dollars worth of high-grade reflective vinyl, they have a Vinyl Express QE54, which is re-branded Graphtec cutter. If it's good enough to do all the street signs and city government vehicles for an entire town, then isn't a Graphtec what you should be using in your shop? These opinions do not necessarily reflect the owners and operators of this station. Your mileage may vary. Ask your doctor if advice from a random stranger on an internet forum is right for you...

Serpentine Italic mark-s

did you install the Powerdriver to print from? http://www.sawgrassink.com/v.php?pg=3963

The temperature and pressure would be tricky. Too light pressure and they can run away. Too much pressure and...squish

LOL

Told him the same thing last night but noooooooooo he wouldn't listen lol. Looks great but you def. need to work on some kind of descriptive.

The name "Honda" is trademarked, not copyrighted (copyright is for protecting original creations, trademark is for protecting names, brands, etc.). The specific Honda logos, however, are copyrighted. Trademark law differs in that you can't use a trademarked term in a manner that is misleading to consumers - Ford can't make a car called the Ford Honda, for example. Someone could start a business called "Honda Widgets" and as long as they don't produce products that are already produced by Honda, or use a logo that looks too much like Honda's, they would be OK. Honda may still get upset, send a C&D letter and threaten legal action, but unless they can prove their trademark is being used to confuse consumers, they don't have much of a case. If you create a decal that uses the word "Honda" in a manner that doesn't replicate any of the myriad of Honda logos, or attempts to label something as a Honda that isn't really a Honda, then it should be OK. You should use a superscripted TM or R in a circle, depending on the nature of the trademark (registered or not) to indicate that it is a trademarked name/brand. If you made a decal that says "This is my Honda!" in a font that doesn't look like a Honda logo you should be legally OK. If you made a decal that says "This is my <Honda logo>!", then you are violating copyright and trademark law. If you make a decal that says "This is my Honda!" in a font that resembles the Honda logo, then you're only violating trademark law. Disclaimers - I am not a lawyer, nor do I play one on TV. Your mileage may vary. Ask your doctor if prescription medicine you saw on TV is right for you. Do not feed your mogwai after midnight and never get them wet.