Since most decal manufacturers seem to be part-time at best. It doesn't
take much to upset ones production plus the financial rewards couldn't
be much either. The problems of life will conflict very quickly when
you're producing a low volume product. People do get long term illness,
go through divorces, go bankrupt and move locations.
The solution for all this is for the decal people to simply sell "one
time or multiple use rights" to their artwork. In this way I could get
my Oddballs decals and Bill could get my decals made by a printer who
might be setup on a larger scale commercial basis. At this point I could
order decals made by Champ, Glow or Oddballs from the same printer all
delivered at the same time with similar quality and maybe even different
scales--not a bad thing from my standpoint. Since my order with
Oddballs is for modern type cars, I don't think anybody else is selling
in that market in my favorite scale.
Bob Werre
PhotoTraxx
On 4/29/13 10:12 PM, [email protected] wrote:
It seems that some receive great service and turn-around times with
Jerry Glow. And others, like myself, receive poor service. Why the
inconsistency, I do not know. It is a difficult thing for me to
understand as well. It has been a HUGE disappointment for me as his
decals are accurate, he offers many of the roadnames that interest me,
and I like the results from his ultra thin decal film. Painting and
decaling remains one of my favorite parts of the hobby. But
unfortately for the both of us, I will not order from him again nor
can I recommend him to anyone.
Bill Hanslik Jr.
