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@scottheisel i think i was wearing it in a bunch of op!!! promos

i can easily print more. just tell me.

i think i made a shirt that said "i smited scott heisel"

 

we made a fully functional 45 adapter pin. It's made in the U.S.A Too!

 

Felt Good Co.

 

if anyone needs help making pins, my company makes tons of them. We made the restoration ones, and the mxpx ones, as well as bunch for Against Me!, Merge Records, and a whole bunch of other cool places.

 

[email protected]

 

We work with US and overseas vendors for different finishes, and cool additional features.

my friends and I make a bunch of them under Felt Good Co.

 

We also carry all the Cease and Desist Pins.

 

 

 

 

 

When I saw CeastandDesist was out of Houston I wondered if you had a part in it....tell your friends at C&D I need a Murder City Devils crowned scull and cross blades pin....and a reprint of the Something To Write Home About as well as In An Areoplane

they won't do reprints of bands that are still around, or do stuff of bands that are still doing stuff (like MCD). they started feeling weird about it. which is understandable.

 

they just finished 4 or 5 new pins which are so cool. they'll be out next year!

one of my friends did the GG Allen Pin.

 

Some friends and I run:

www.feltgoodco.com 

 

some other friends run:

www.ceaseanddesistrules.com

hey, these look nice.

Here are some slipmat pictures that we've printed!

 

 

 

I still apologize for how drunk I was after that Gaslight/AmSteel show at Bottletree in Bham...

i don't even remember, so don't worry about it. i was so excited/nervous at that show. Jagged Thoughts is such a favorite, and it was such a weird tour for us

we have a ton of stuff on instagram, including a new foil slipmat we just made today!

 

www.instagram.com/nightowlsprint

 

also if you place an order, and mention you are from VC you can have 10% off!

I enjoyed this post of self-promotion.

 

Wait... yeah this actually wasn't bad, at all. Good work!

 we did it!

Hi All!

My name is Eric, and I run a company called Night Owls Print Shop. I used to post on this board a TON when it was the original vinyl collective, and as Night Owls grew, i kind of lost time, and haven't been able to post.

 

So just figured i'd post a message here, it might be a little spammy, so sorry in advance.

 

Night Owls is a small screen printing shop in Houston, TX. We work with a ton of really cool bands, record labels, and companies! We work with all types of inks, and we are one of the few companies that manufacture and print on felt slipmats, as well as custom acrylic 45 adapters.

 

So I just wanted to stop by, say hi, and re-introduce myself and my company!

 

If any of you guys ever need anything for your business, label, or even yourself, please don't hesitate to contact me!

 

Thanks for reading this, and hopefully it's not to much of a spambot post!

 

thanks!

 

 

we started one, but more to show off what the print shop is capable of:

http://cooldogs.storenvy.com/

if anyone is interested you can download the record for free at quote unquote

nerds

i'm not sure how they did it, i wasn't involved with packing them. I think the rainbow colors just went to the first people that P.O.'d it, and the glow went to the rest until both ran out

 

this is from a friend in Ashville, who got his record this weekend

nah, limited edition, only. just saw there was 64 glow covers

there was an issue with our stampers with the record, so the first press ended up being super small. i don't remember the exact number, but there are two different limited covers. One is a split fountain print, which is picture. The other is a glow in the dark print behind the black. that one looks so crazy.

woah, thanks for posting about this. I'm super proud of this record.

http://instagram.com/nightowlsprint

http://instagram.com/iwillburyyou

i'm suprised no one commented on how great that EGC is. I had a clear body one, but i sent it back. it was super heavy. I had them change mine over to a semi-hollow body, and man, it's my favorite guitar i've ever played. I made sure my neck was super skinny too.

the glue gun works ok, but you have to be very precise with it, especially for thickness. The rubber cement actually holds it better though.

 

I'm looking to see more of how and what type of machining they use at the offset shops. Figured i'd see if anyone had any insight!