Got an email from an old friend Liam that worked at Scuderia West motorcycles in
SF. Our shop was upstairs.  Still the best shop in Cali  - http://www.scuderiawest.com/

 Same day found an old flash drive with some pics to remind me of the characters....

New addition to the shop! Thanks for the donation of a 1965 Full House pinball from Toro Remodelers. It went to a good home. With the help of our friend Jim at JT Amusements it is as good as new.  Check him out...http://jtamusements.com/  It is amazing the people you meet in the t-shirt game.

We took the plunge . . . It's really just our way of getting in touch with a certain demographic that I would otherwise never reach.

www.facebook.com/HiVoltagePA

There. Are you happy?

 Here is an example of a huge job for Harrisburg Young Professionals winter dodge ball league. As you can see  organization is key when each team gets unique color and numbers. We recommend stocking up on folding tables when they go on sale at Lowes. Check them out!  www.Hyp.org

The title says it all: we're on Twitter, where you can follow our Inklog posts, and LinkedIn, where you can check out our page. However, we're not on Facebook. Period.

Access links to Twitter and LinkedIn from the top-left part of the website next to the search bar.

We've mentioned the utility carts in the past but Mike loves keeping the base colors like white and black nearby on the big jobs so you are not running across the room dropping ink on the floor.
Done  it!

We've often found ourselves needing to haul stuff from Point A to Point B that exceeded the capacity of Mike's Saab, so instead of asking to rent a truck Mike picked up a bitchin' cargo van for $1500 that included a lot of rust and mileage. However, it runs great and with a little touch up and body work it turned out pretty cool. Think "the really poor man's A-Team" van that hauls ass and can pick up over 60 cases of t-shirts at a time.

We also rotate the t-shirt graphic from time to time to keep it interesting. Click on the pictures for a larger view.

Jesus and Thor are hard at work decorating the inflatable tree-in-a-can.

Originally published 12/8/2011

Mike wanted to complete his Hi Voltage Christmas decorating by adding a 5' tall artificial tree to the roof to replace our pirate flag. The only problem, of course, is that it was raining, cold, and dark, which made for a fun adventure. Sure enough, after scaling a broken ladder, climbing from the deck to the roof, and mounting the tree correctly, we have a blinking Christmas tree atop the  building for all to see. Also, check out his very professional looking window displays!

Originally published 12/20/2011

"Thanks Marc Fails for the patience and fortitude to listen to 15 hours of  pirate/satan level  swearing. I am pretty sure I worked up a level 5  Snarzine demon at one point -  #!**#$!!?! -balls." - Mike.

The turbo on Mike's Saab went bad, and this is a photo of he and Mark replacing it.