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JustIDS Review Texas ( self )

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JustIDS Review Texas

Introduction: I received this review from JustIDS but it was greatly delayed due to an issue with their production of Texas IDS but they made up for it by offering me a free ID as an apology for the delays.

Uncertainty Factor: I am comparing this to a physical copy of an o21 Texas ID.

Shipping: 8/10- I am giving JustIDS some slack here because the issue was not on their end but I believe that you can typically expect a 2 week turnaround time.

Communication: 8/10- I typically used the ticket system on their website or the PM system on this website and got a response within 1-2 business days. This is quite typical of ID vendors especially during busy seasons like summer.

Cost- 8/10- The cost for their Texas ID with a duplicate is $80. I am not sure how group orders affect the prices but $80 is quite reasonable for an ID.

Template- 8/10- This template needs some work but I do believe that this ID work. The date of birth on the Texas ID is like a red and blue gradient but something just seems quite off on the JustIDs version. The blue Texas test needs to be better color matched because it is several shades too dark. The skyline in the top of the ID looks pretty poorly detailed compared to an actual one.

Signature- 7/10- The signature is too big and takes up the entire section beneath the photo.

Photoshop- 8/10- I sent in a good photo and the guys at JustIDS did a good job with the ear shadows but the picture is slightly off center and the color background is supposed to be a slightly lighter turquoise.

Scanning- 10/10- This ID scans as valid on the BCS app and the mag stripe works as it should. But again, the barcode is way too thick and may be a giveaway in state.

UV- I do not have UV light to double check but based on my knowledge this should be just fine.

Overall- 8/10- This ID is a good start for JustIDS but most definitely needs work. I would be confident using this in state. If they fix all the issues mentioned above this ID for the price has to be great. Front: http://imgur.com/nU6i3Oq Back: http://imgur.com/X49DGyD



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deadmigit —

First off, july isn’t a busy season for ids. Second off, Texas doesn’t have Holos, it has perfs however. The difference is substantial. Third for the edges, I’ve had ids come with rough edges from pretty much every vendor on here occasionally. This is just the die cutter getting dull. Take a nail Emory board and run it around the sides. I use a belt sander with a honing belt on it but not everyone has that.


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bazbina2300 [S] —

Hey thank you for the input. I did not mean that the edges were rough. I meant that the faces of the Id (both sides) were not smooth and did not have a laminated feel to them. You are right I meant perforations


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HomeDepotEnthusiast —

You use the belt sander for the reseller sized orders right?
this guy should be fine with an emery board or some 1000^ grit paper.


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deadmigit —

Yes as it would take fuckin forever by hand


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HomeDepotEnthusiast —

It shouldn't come as a surprise given my username, but what brand sander do you use?


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deadmigit —

Skil