Gene, pass the salt!

 

No salt..but how about a beer...

 

"You don't know things about, so you say anything you like. I'm working with stickers and all those things since 1985. Dot screen printing is the best way to give shades making it look like virtual 3D object that way. I told you that I never thought about inkjet/soljet printing them on a non laminated material, because this kind of printing can be done easily in my home printer as well ...as you said, but my point is that our car does not deserve a cheep sticker that will lose its color and sharpness after some washes and wax applications, especially if you polish the car, but I didn't hear you say any comment to your customers, that they must cover this sticker when they do a detailing job on their car, because after some washes/waxing/detailing, it will become a simple transparent gray sticker with orange lighting from behind...

Will you support afterwards all those guys with a new set, because of your fault? I did it, even when they applied it in a wrong way, without to have the surface cleaned before they do the job. All the other guys that have done the job correctly, they will enjoy their stickers for many years, as they will look shiny as new.

Also wet application is very easy to go wrong with, except if you are a very experienced sticker user.

The problem with me is that, 1st: I don't like to talk too much, and 2nd I can't speak English well, but as long as you say those things, you will get the answer in the way that I can.


Ohh, that is my home ...my second home if you like, because of the time that I spend there Pics are original, not fake, or copied "

Nick, I understand that you are very upset with me, and you are free to say whatever you like, but the members here know that I work honestly and you can try to degrade me all you want, but in the end, the product speaks for itself. In addition, If you paid more attention to detail then you should not have to ask me how I work; you should know. So if the long speech that you are giving, is to justify how your dotty product looks next to mine then, so be it.

 

Do you want me starting be ironic ???

You would have worked honestly if you didn't have downgrade my job (which you also have copied - impolicy - but no problem about that) just to promote/sell yours - and if you had really honestly sold your product without making untrue comments about my product, especially when you don't know things about pressure sensitive metal materials. (chrome)

http://www.signindustry.com/vinyl/articles...-Preparing.php3

http://www.stickercity.com/store/help.php?...ion=wrapinstall

Now about dotty, orangy, poor, cheap, bubbly or blurry, its a matter of taste, just sell as much as you can and ...let the professionals having their opinion about how it must look like on our shiny cars

 

Not to post in the middle of this conflict, but hey, whadaya gonna do?

Phi, I got my stickers last night and used your video instructions to install them after work a few minutes ago. The wet method is the way to go, for me anyway, and I have zero bubbles. Took maybe 5-10 minutes total at most. Looks great on a silver car. Many thanks -CWS

 

Got a 12-pack?

 

Burp...More,more,more!!

 

Your welcome sir. No worries CWS. I've said my piece.
CWS, please post pics when you get the chance.

 

I have grown weary of all the bickering...So I have made THE definitive Euro stickers that blow Nick's and Phi's to shreds!!!

DIY included. Please PM me for pricing.

 

LOL.. u got a lot of time on your hands.. LOL. Nice, how much? can I buy?