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Posted by J & N Signs (Member # 901) on :

I have been printing these instructions on invoices mainly for pleasure craft registrations and for customer installations. The file is in corel 8. To open it make sure that your Corel 8 is opened, otherwise save it to disk.

http://www.jnsigns.com/Miscellaneous.html

Posted by Jeffrey Vrstal (Member # 2271) on :

Thanks!

Posted by Bruce Bowers (Member # 892) on :

Hey Fergie!

thank you very much!

Have a great one!

Posted by J & N Signs (Member # 901) on :

I've included a .pdf file.
Not sure if it's going to work?

http://www.jnsigns.com/Miscellaneous.html

Posted by Curtis hammond (Member # 2170) on :

Thank you ,, i really need this one

Posted by roger bailey (Member # 556) on :

Well, I guess this will do, but it dosn't address the most important issue (cleaning).

And, wouldn't it be easier for in-experienced folks to use the wet method??

Yep, I am back home,and in front of my new putor!!

Roger

Posted by J & N Signs (Member # 901) on :

I'll revise it Rog...if you can supply us with mini one time spray bottles....heheh
Cleaning has to be mentionned for sure.....
Wet for inexperienced people never.....
I'm talking 3" x 24". I don't want to screw up anybody's day!
The only thing you get wet in this case is the application tape after applying the decal.

[ May 15, 2002, 08:30 PM: Message edited by: J & N Signs ]

Posted by roger bailey (Member # 556) on :

Fergie, you and I will agree to disagree on this one.

I have playfully coaxed youngesters(like my grandaughter at 7yrs) to apply wet with R.T. Beautifull results!!

Went to Vegas to do a seminar for Gregory several years ago, though the Gregory folks wanted ME to do all the demonstrations, I said ok, then went ahead and chose randomly from the audiance of in-experienced folks.

They came up scared to death, took a couple minutes to do a near perfect application, they sat down feelin like big shots, we all had a ball!!

Roger [Roll Eyes]

Posted by roger bailey (Member # 556) on :

By the way, your welcome to copy mine(with photos of yours truly an all) from my website or one of my brochures!!

Roger

Posted by J & N Signs (Member # 901) on :

I use your product Rog, when needed and where needed. I can't be selling a bottle of application to each and every customer that want to do their own "sticking". (small stuff mind you) Little application fluid bottles would probably be a great customer relations scheme come to think of it. But it doesn't seem logical to recommend to "self stickers" to use the wet application method on snowmobiles or boats. We're talking small decals. And we're talking more problems for the individuals that have never done it before. Just my thoughts!

Posted by roger bailey (Member # 556) on :

Well Mario, we have all our products avail. in 4 oz. size (comes with finger pump sprayer), you would be surprised how many of these we sell to shops and other types of buiss. that retail them to the "walk ins or mail outs".

A lot of "application kits" being used these days, they also use our 4oz. size.

Just makin info. avail. to you !! [Smile]

Thanks,Roger

Posted by Curtis hammond (Member # 2170) on :

Well now, since suppliers down here in the deep South dont handle your stuff. How would i get some of those 4 oz bottles.? And, how do i get on yer t-shirt list?

curtis

Posted by roger bailey (Member # 556) on :

Curtis, go to my site, www.rapidtac.com then click on "distributors", have a look around your state or one next door.

If no dist. responds to your request for 4oz. call my office 800-350-7751 we will supply your needs !

T-shirts, I'll put you on the list!

Roger [Wink]

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