Recent content by Jack Barnhill

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Just wanted to confirm your last sentence; Adams Super VRT is NOT your "go to" product? Your review comments were such high praise that for it to not be your "go to" product seems a contradiction. :confused:

I haven't used these specific Klingspor papers but I have used some of their other products in woodworking. They were ok but they didn't seem to last as long as Norton or 3M. I used what I bought and went back to Norton.

I'm not an expert on web design but, the last word in the 3rd paragraph is misspelled, "vehicles". Also, I've read and re-read this several times and can't understand what it is supposed to be telling me, "keep you on the journey for your style of wellness". Just my $.02. Good luck with your...

Thanks for the honesty. It just seems that, in my experience so far, that the badges, particularly on older cars, take a disproportionate amount of effort to bring them up to par with the corrected paint. I guess I was hoping for a secret silver bullet for dealing with them.

Great job on the paint correction. I would be interested in how this badge came out and what you did and how you did it to make the badge as nice as the paint.

I like the simplicity of the new design. :goodjob2: The only part I'm struggling with is the phrase, "Automotive Reconditioning". It may suggest more than what you actually want to do. But, you would have to decide that.

Seems like a tall order for a font on a business card; scare people into getting their cars detailed and done by me rather than another detailer. Maybe it's just the season.:laughing::laughing: I've decided on #6 and have started working on the rest of the marketing and website artwork and copy.

What I meant to say in my original post was that I can send the original PDF file to my Kindle via WiFi (I'm sure I could do it via the USB port as well) and I can enter the password and open the PDF file just fine. However, the native PDF pages are shrunk by almost 60% to the width of the...

The password protection prevents the PDF document from being converted to a Kindle file. And, the PDF file is difficult to read on the Kindle without a magnifying glass.

I have a PC. I saved the document when I downloaded it rather than opening it at that time. When I open the pdf doc, it asks for the password. Maybe you can go back and download it again and save it instead of opening it.

The password is the email address you used when you ordered the download.

Feed back please I can't send it to my Kindle because it's password protected. Any thoughts?

When I first saw the title of this thread, I thought it said, "The Art of Dealing with Mike Phillips". Now, I don't know Mike but have really appreciated his expertise and thought to myself, "hmmm, this ought to be interesting". Seriously though, I bought the book but have only had time to...

Congratulations and good luck! I've been out of work for over 2-1/2 years. Finally decided to make it an official retirement.