JoeCamaro

No problem!

Check this one I made: I pressed Orange first (2 seconds), then Green (2 seconds), then Blue (2 seconds) then Black (20 seconds @ 350 F) Joe

Open your multi color design and cut each color indiviadually. Then plan the layering. Heat press the color that goes in the bottom first, then heat press the color that should go on top of that, then then next and so on. I suggest you heat press each layer for only 2 seconds until the last layer, then heat press that one for 20 seconds.

I would do it for food and shelter (and the cost of the plane ticket). It would be a great experience.

I think it is difficult to read. I like the design for a promotional shirt or something.

Sounds like you could use some help. I'm in Florida. Do you want me to take a flight and give you a hand?

I always do. I dont know if you can cut editable text, but at least if you dont convert it to outlines, objects, curves, it might loose some properties. In Illy, if you modify text with the Warp option and you dont convert it to objects, it will appear flat on the cutting screen.

Fivestar printed some stickers for me! They were awesome, great quality. I would suggest you talk to him.

Or maybe the file hs an outline. has happened to me before.

Very nice 5!

Thats just GREAT! I love their slogan! LOL

Wow John! I wish you only the best! Success in your business and stay healthy man.

Hey Buggie Pilot, thanx for that man! Very nice of you. Thank you guy for the words. It is nice to see you too. I hope you are all doing good and your business are making good money. Hope to see your work. JC

http://www.root1.ca/gallery/misc/new_car/new_car_rear_window.jpg http://www.northlans.com/images/nla-car-large.jpg (either photoshop the link or crop it) http://www.sunshield-window-film.co.uk/custom/Photo0042.jpg Hope this helps.

Nah', how can that be? I do that for my displays too. You can: 1. Take a picture of your car's window 2. Search for lets say Ram Tailgate or Scion Xb rear and make sure you search for large images. I do that and there are tons of pics. Joe

Woop woop! Happy Birthday Jen! Have a great one!

Site is up and running again! I apologize for the inconvenience. I was involved in too many projects that I was unable to work them all. Now Im back on track. Joe www.decalization.com

Here is something Im doing just for the fun of it. It is a vector image of a new Camaro. It still needs lots of work and detail. This is just the Raw vector. I will refine it and add detail to it. I just think it looks cool so far. Joe

I have a Refine and it comes with a pen you can use to write. i think it will work for blueprints. The question is, if you can actually print . I dont know if a CAD software will be compatible. I suggest you call USCutter. JC

This is my latest decal. I cut it a few minutes ago. It is for the gamers who started it all with the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) back in the 80's. Sorry for the poor quality. Took the pic with my cellphone. Joe

True Atari was first. I remember playing it, but I didnt own one. NES was the one that started it all for me (Im not a gamer, but I love retro consoles). Also NES is more iconic that the Atari. + iconic = + $ I might need to do an Atari decal too for the older people Im glad you liked it!

Thanx my friend! All it takes is practice. Then you will be able to draw anything.

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I would think something like that is more a decorative thing than a daily use thing. You can always tell the customers to hand wash them. It wont kill them.

Oh! Clear tape will def help a lot. I remember when i didnt have clear and had to layer. It was a pain. The famous f will look great i bet. Cant wait to see it. Are u a graphic artist? Keep up the good work and keep us updated.