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I you use 651 i think you would have to use a pressure washer to get them to peel apart by wahsing

all i can say is wow james

http://forum.uscutter.com/index.php/topic,21505.0.html

hey Preston - been meaning to ask you about your avatar picture - do You sell Insurance?? Be curious for a while and just had to ask

Welcome from Michigan -EH . . .love Canada but do you want our govenor back???

T-shirt vinyl is definably different - try siser easyweed, thermoflex, multicut, http://www.signwarehouse.com/c-FI-TM.html

Very nice

welcome from Michigan

defiantly sounds like a Chevy man . . . The roads around Saleen mi will show you where this car has it's roots - passing zones are so short only a saleen Mustang, Hemi Dodge or sport bike could think about passing

Looks Great

+1 You are amazingly talented would be worth it just for the exposure for future sales

Now your talkin terry - racin sleds!!!!

anyone else notice that BannerJohn has passed ken and is now the top poster on the forum Way to go John!! that is a lot of time donated to helping us all!!!

Glad to see ya back on the active side of things Terry!

our thoughts and prayers go out to her and her husband!

But then problem solved the state would buy the machine!

I like it but find the black slipstream font a little harder to read on the red . . .could be just me

Got busted not haveing a building permit in our town 20 yrs ago - I told him it was just for a roof over tthe back porch and had him cooled down until he was filling out the paper work and found the porch was 15x35. building inspectors suck and so does the insurance! I have thought about a "12x20 portable building as they are not taxable

Ken is still saving people and not getting paid for it!

very cool terrry

allumacorr but The substrate price is higher - did one for a church 4x6 for 350.00

are you pre-pressing teh shirts to remove moisture before applying at 305 for 20 seconds?

+1 also there should be 3 slots so your rollers could be placed further apart. at least that is how the pcut and refine are

great product-we used to use them at work

That"s an understatement