Recent content by donkur

Thanks, I will be tossing it.

Hi everyone. I am doing a bit of a cleanup at the shop and I have some vinyl that has been laying around for about four years. I am just wondering what kind of life expectancy I can expect from, let's say a 6-year vinyl if it has been on the shelf for four years? Some sites claim that it will...

Thanks.

That is what i am thinking I may do if I can't remove this. Thanks.

Hi. A client brought me a couple of banner stands that he wants me to put a new banner into however, I have never seen this type of top. I don't know how to remove the old banner. I would think the banner is maybe stuck to this inside piece and maybe it slides out of one end? Has anybody ever...

I had so much trouble with my Mutoh, I ended up buying an HP latex instead. The best thing I have ever done. The Mutoh was constant headaches, one problem after another. Still have to find someone to take it to the dump. Hate to say it but... Good luck with your printer. I hope you can get it...

Hi. Just wondering if anyone has applied Avery 1105 on awning material? A scrim type of awning. Wondering how well it will hold up. Would there be a better option for printable vinyl other than the 1106?

I always register the colors together before giving decals to a client. Easier for them and you (to not have to redo them). Happier client as well.

I have a latex 360 and I started using the briteline last year and I love it. It might be that your heat is too high. ?

Lots of options for saving. Even CMYK if required...

Yes, I often send screen captures to my client so they know what to do. Sometimes they send a link and that will work as well, but it is better if they use the share button at the top right corner and share it to your email address or the email address that has a pro subscription, which will...

People design in Canva and then they download it and send it to the printer however, they can download files in different formats and they normally don't ask the printer what they require. They can download PNGs, they can download print ready files, SVGs, etc. or they can SHARE it with you so...

And another good thing about Canva is that the client will supply you with what they want so you don't have to spend time going back-and-forth emailing proofs and making changes. I find it a big time saver plus I like not having to design complex stuff, trying to guess what a person is really...

I actually send clients to Canva now! It is the era of DIYers so if they are going to create a file, getting them to make them in Canva instead of Word, Excel or PowerPoint is the best way. What I do, is I get them to share the file with me. I bought a pro subscription which makes it very easy...