Recent content by T-Square_WPB

Cool guys. I found some nice grunge brushes that worked out. Not exact, but good enough for what I needed. Here's a small sample...

Customer sent this in as an example. They like the look of the edges. Looks like a special eraser/brush but I'm not sure which one.....anyone??

Sorry, 60/40. We considered removing, increasing the density of the image and reprinting. I like the idea of the tint better!

Here's a pic of the washed out image. And what the image should look like. Tinting the window sounds like a good idea. But how dark would we want to go? Would that effect viewing out the window from the inside drastically?

Installed a 30"x40" sunset graphic on 60/30 3M window perf. It is installed at a car dealership inside, on an office window. The office has a large bay window and the walls are 10' high without a ceiling. Problem is the image appears "washed out". We did another office window with the same...

Very Cool! Nice work......now maybe you can convince them to get a new "Cashier-Parts" sign!

I work for a Reprographics company and 80% of my construction documents are for estimators bidding purpose. Estimators will forward emails from Bluebook (or sites similar) for us to download, print and deliver. We have several estimators that work for multiple companies.

15 oz. scrim 1" scrim patch behind each grommet which are spaced 2' apart. No tape, no hem. Never had a complaint or return.

Waylon - Sent you PM.

Uggg, signs weren't install with the adhesive on stucco. The stucco area had a base installed then signs were adhered using adhesive and double stick tape. The double stick tape was there to hold signs while adhesive dried. There 11x17 signs installed direct to precast area that was preped...

Good point, I'll start doing this as well.

We have a piece in the office and peeled back an area with the bubbles. The bubbles are between the dibond and mounting adhesive?????

Yep, that's the point I'm making. With the advancements in products why can't there be an adhesive that can do this job. As said, I'll monitor the signs over the next 6 months to ensure they stay secure. As for prep, I was not "hands on" for that. Our installation crew handled it and they have...

How much are you looking to spend to get started? Do you have a client base already? Perhaps learning a bit more about the industry and then doing a few outsource projects to "get your feet wet" would help. But if you are serious about it, go to a few manufacturers websites, hit up a few of your...

I've been printing scrim vinyl banner's on an HP5500 for about 8 years and have yet to tape or sew one. Typically will use a 1"x1" piece of vinyl with adhesive stuck to the back where grommets will be place or velcro for indoor banners for trade shows. In 8 years have never had a complaint about...