I would further suggest people not patronize Maxi-Aids. They're  
scheisters. With a long record of scheisterism.
On Oct 5, 2008, at 9:26 AM, T Behler wrote:

> Hi, folks.
>
> I don't know whether to classify this as a complaint or an  
> observation, but
> I thought some other listers might benefit from what I'm about to  
> share.
> And, I consider this to be on topic for the list, because we use the  
> product
> often to label our equipment and accessories.
>
> Anyway, I bought some of what was supposed to be "new and improved"  
> highmark
> from Maxi-aids several months ago, and have been extremely  
> disappointed in
> what I received.  As you may know, the original  highmark is fairly  
> thick,
> and forms a nice marking on whatever you're trying to label, as long  
> as you
> give it sufficient time to harden.
>
> Well, this "new and improved" stuff is for the birds!  For one  
> thing, it's
> almost like a liquid--really kind of runny, and certainly not thick  
> like the
> original  stuff.  And, I found that, after letting it dry for 3 or  
> four
> hours, it was tstill soft to the touch, and immediately came off the  
> plastic
> knobs I was trying to label.
>
> I have a mind to call Maxi-aids and complain, but I'm not sure I'll  
> have the
> time, at least for the next few days, because I'll be on professional
> travel.
>
> Suffice it to say:  I'm really disappointed, and would suggest  
> others not
> buy the new and improved stuff.
>
> 73 from Tom Behler:  KB8TYJ

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