The Last Kiss 15 Pixel Pancho
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GiantBoyDective
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per FB
"Thanks you stupid inept cocksuckers. San'd
Good to know they have wreck it drymounting Ralph rolling my prints."
" Well I know at least 3 buddies who had the same issue so 4 out of 35 are damaged." whole run from SAN might be damaged
#trollcrudanieldanger wrote:what you do aint hustlin. see, in MY hustle, i get to sell the whole run and each print only costs me like $6. y'alls is small potatoe street level fudge.
Disappointing for sure. They've been at this long enough to do better. I've found their shipping to be wildly inconsistent. Sometimes it's perfect, other times I'm shocked at how little care is taken to package the prints. Oddly enough, I've only had one damaged and they sorted it out quickly.
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RambosRemodeler
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The Kraft was also 2 inches short so the print was just exposed against the wall of the tube. I've had issues before and can't ever get a response. It takes a whopping 2 minutes to pack something competently to ensure this doesn't happen. It's not like there are 300 of these. There's drymounting 35. Bush leaguers. They should drymounting know better
choke wrote:I won't give up a flip that I can get myself to someone who is convinced they need it. None of us need any of this fudge. It's art. It's not medicine.
Dude sounds pretty aggressive. Mondo?GiantBoyDective wrote:
per FB
"Thanks you stupid inept cocksuckers. San'd
Good to know they have wreck it drymounting Ralph rolling my prints."
" Well I know at least 3 buddies who had the same issue so 4 out of 35 are damaged." whole run from SAN might be damaged
RupertPupkin wrote:I live by this rule and this rule alone: people are drymounting idiots.
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RambosRemodeler
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alittle wrote:That'll spoon right out, bro.
P.S. fix your sig
Haha creases don't spoon out. If they do, ISO the spoons you use
fudge forgot to do that. Doing now boss
choke wrote:I won't give up a flip that I can get myself to someone who is convinced they need it. None of us need any of this fudge. It's art. It's not medicine.
That sucks!RambosRemodeler wrote:The Kraft was also 2 inches short so the print was just exposed against the wall of the tube. I've had issues before and can't ever get a response. It takes a whopping 2 minutes to pack something competently to ensure this doesn't happen. It's not like there are 300 of these. There's drymounting 35. Bush leaguers. They should drymounting know better
I totally lucked out with mine I guess.
Codeblue wrote:#whydidntilisten2kbbq
Got mine in today. As noted, the kraft paper was too short lengthwise, so a good 2-3 inches of print was exposed in the tube. Got some minor dings as a result of that, but nothing a spoon can't fix. Luckily, mine did not suffer the roll bend pictured above. I will say this one was on par with their worst shipping to date, although Faith 47 Mysterium print takes the cake for the honour of absolute worst. It was merely wrapped in what I can only compare to christmas wrapping paper, ends folded in and stuck in a tube with about 6 inches of air space on each side, slamming end to end while it crossed the Atlantic Ocean.
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PrintNoob87
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For sure. That Faith47 essentially came wrapped in Newspaper ads.alittle wrote:Got mine in today. As noted, the kraft paper was too short lengthwise, so a good 2-3 inches of print was exposed in the tube. Got some minor dings as a result of that, but nothing a spoon can't fix. Luckily, mine did not suffer the roll bend pictured above. I will say this one was on par with their worst shipping to date, although Faith 47 Mysterium print takes the cake for the honour of absolute worst. It was merely wrapped in what I can only compare to christmas wrapping paper, ends folded in and stuck in a tube with about 6 inches of air space on each side, slamming end to end while it crossed the Atlantic Ocean.
