firemalt

Well... down here in south Texas, we've only been told stories about snow, so I'm out on this one... sorry.

Now that's customer service!!! BTW... welcome to the site.

Strong work... looks great!

Nice work! Did you design everything?

Measuring tape and painters tape and/or stabilo pencils... also, wet application method.

Welcome to the site...

I've been using 651 for most everything I do... mainly vehicle window decals, and stuff for motorcycle road races, but I have used it for vehicle graphics as well(but it's was fairly flat).

I think there are atleast 5 or 6 of us... I'm in Houston, Texas. 9 years in the business... of firefighting, 1 month in the business of vinyl

Ha... I was in San Angelo this weekend for a dirtbike race/hare scramble. Actually, the race was about 20 minutes south of San Angelo, but we stayed the night there. OMG... was it butt arse cold Sunday morning or what?!?! 20 degrees with a 20mph wind!!!

Matt... you want to tell everyone else how/where you found this collection of images?

Too late... I already got it, and it's in mass production as we speak!!! :thanks: J/K :jumping: :jumping: :jumping:

Grrr... I'm on a computer here at the station and it doesn't have SBE!!!

Nice, simple, and to the point... good job!

I'm going to feel old if someone says they weren't born before 1982. I was only 7 years old, though!

Could be that your blade is getting dull?

The decals added atleast an extra 5hp!!! :clap:

There is a PDF tutorial somewhere... I just can't remember where I saw it.

I never had to restart my computer... but I've always had to restart SBE on XP.

I have a customer that wants some vinyl lettering on the inside of his store front window. I understand all I need to do is click on the "mirror" option before cutting, but I'm a little concerned that the vinyl will not appear to be white since the sticky side will be facing outside. Currently, all I have is Oracal 651... will this work, or is there a different kind of viny lI need? Thanks for an help!

John hit the nail on the head... upload it to your font folder in windows, and then restart SB and the font will be there. Sometimes, I've had to actually open the font file, and then restart SB for it to be there.

They want the vinyl on the inside so someone can't remove the lettering in the middle of the night... No... the window is not tinted.

in another sub-forum... and it made me curious about SBE. Can you type text in a column? If so, how?

Well, that's the way I've been it in the past... I was curious if there if a faster/better/easier way to do it with SBE?

Yes... it's the same color prior to putting the vinyl on a piece of glass... but once it's on the glass, it takes on a slightly grey tint. I tried all the other colors(black, blue, red, orange, and yellow) and they all looked the same :bang:

Got 3 boxes yesterday... but haven't opened them to see what I got.