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I didn't get back to you, but it looks like all of your question got answered. Oh, the grid is properly space vector lines that are longer than the work area. I do this because there is no need cutting the outside edges - causes warpage and takes needless time. For one-offs I'll use a vector box, but all multi plate orders, I use vector grids.
Tim
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Hang on a minute...you're going to use 220-grit sandpaper on the face of the labels?!?Originally Posted by Ross Moshinsky
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John, that "Mr. Clean Magic Erasers" are awesome.... I'm sold of them.
again a big thanks to everyone
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I got that tip from someone else here at the 'creek. It's the 'creek that's really awesome!
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Water and Magic eraser works well.
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