jar155
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You'd really pique the interest of the EM guys as those are the ones that would benefit most from this service. Trust me, you'll get plenty of interest from them.
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You'd really pique the interest of the EM guys as those are the ones that would benefit most from this service. Trust me, you'll get plenty of interest from them.
Hey wow thanks for the feedback looks like Im tounchin on somethin here
for the most part these aprons are generally pretty simplistic in terms of art and yeah
a small library of art could be built along with pantone colors so in theory it should get easier as I go and color is what I do best
Licensing can always be problematic but theres usally holes and grey areas that Ill look for here.
which is why Im not "reproducing" aprons Im offering a service to screenprint your orginal.
Im going to move forward and do a couple of my own and do a completed blog post before going over to the RGP
There's a tendency to scrutinize the price when something rare, like a Rocky pin, comes up for sale. I remember that one. There were some tacky posts, but not for the most part. The trend I've seen on rgp is that most are willing to pay what something is worth, rather than nickel and dime it to death.
How would any rights come into play if the service is merely to RE-SCREENPRINT someone's original apron?
Should I give Way-no a call before I shop my beater Firepower? Touch up the paint?
I totally agree just commenting based on my experience. Wayne has sent C&Ds to people that are making their own plastics and NOT selling them!
LOL! I'm rooting for you!