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Peter
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When you lay the heat gun down on a banner....it will burn a hole in the banner.


Ask me how I know..........

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Pete M.
Jet Signs
Farmingdale, NY
www.jetsignsoflongisland.com

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Doug Allan
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yeah & be careful picking it up again while lookingf at your work instead of which end of the gun to grab!

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Doug Allan
http://www.islandsign.com

"you get what you settle for"

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David Harding
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Be careful which end of the X-acto knife you grab, too.

My mom used to say it was a sign of intelligence to learn from your mistakes but it was a double sign to learn from someone else’s. If I had only taken her advice, I would be the smartest man in the world right now.

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David Harding
A Sign of Excellence
Carrollton, TX

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Glenn S. Harris
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Some famous guy said:

"Learn from the mistakes of others. You can't possibly make them all yourself."

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Glenn S. Harris

....back in the sign trade
full time.

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Bruce Bowers
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A wise man was once asked how he got to be so wise.

He responded.. "Good judgement."

When pressed how he mantains good judgement, he replied,"Experience."

When pressd further on how he gathered experience, he answered,"Bad judgement."

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Bruce Bowers

DrCAS Custom Lettering and Design
Saint Cloud, Minnesota


"Things work out best for the people who make the best of the way things work out." - Art Linkletter

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Stephen Deveau
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And to think once that a Owner of a 3-M Trim line hired myself once to apply panels to a Tractor/Trailer...

He demanded on showing me how this was done.

As he applied the panel (4'x8') dry..With a Heat gun for the rivets and Rivet Brush.........

We were working on a roller stage...
He throws the Heat Gun over in the corner were a Old Bus seat was setting and the heatgun was on full.
Next came the FIRE!!!!!!!!

After it was put out??????????

I laugh to myself like a Million Dollar Baby!

AS I looked up......His Example was UP SIDED DOWN!


[Roll Eyes]

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Stephen Deveau
RavenGraphics
Insinx Digital Displays

Letting Your Imagination Run Wild!

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Don Coplen
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Stephen...

Betcha the next day you went out and bought yourself a video camera, so that you would NEVER miss an opportunity like that again!

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Darrell Giese
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Heat guns do a really nice job on yer arm too.

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George Perkins
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They can also burn through the insulation on the cord and short themselves out.

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George Perkins
Millington,TN.
goatwell@bigriver.net

"I started out with nothing and still have most of it left"

www.perkinsartworks.com

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Ted Nesbitt
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..heat guns also do a real nice job around any open cans of thinner you may have laying around....or screen products...or MEK...

someday, if you're nice to me, I'll show you the first scar I ever got in the business---a burn, between my legs, just above the knees.....stupid-stupid-stupid-stupid.....

as for knife stories, make sure that if you're going to run your OLFA knife thru the wash with your laundry that it's CLOSED tight----otherwise you wind up with a lot of rags afterwards....more stupid-stupid-stupid....

[ September 24, 2003, 12:52 PM: Message edited by: Ted Nesbitt ]

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Ted Nesbitt
ND Graphic Products Limited

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