I did use a lighter color that the picture from above.

You should really just listen to @BillGulley and forget the rest of us...I'm confident he could pass a real estate bar exam with flying colors.

At another cart the owner looked so tired, and I noticed they had longer hours of operation posted.In my area the winters are dark and wet so that would be a tough time to stick with it.

It may be a high-paying job, but the hours suck (most money is made on weekends), the conditions suck (you're sitting in a chair in a dark room for endless hours with not enough sleep), and it builds bad habits (my view of the value of a dollar is skewed for life).

While discrimination based on race, color, creed (whatever that is), national origin, religion, etc. is illegal, it is perfectly legal to discriminate against attorneys.

A bad neighborhood typically won't care what color or sex you are. ..

I have used the epoxy paint on a dark blue shower.

I would not use a roller either.As long as the color is what you expect once it dries on the sample piece you are ready to go to town.

I've never used them for postcards, but I just used them for Business Cards and they did a great job and were the lowest price I could find.Also, if you have a great color printer you could always buy cardstock from OfficeMax and print your own.

Do you like the color scheme (blue indicates credibility)?