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Nope... That was eastern Canada, were western. We used to do all of the countries license plates but lost that job to the east a decade ago. We still print (or did) all the insurance decals with expiration dates and stuff.... That's what the province canceled. I heard the non viewable...

Our company lost 2 contracts within 2 years with a total 1.5 million combined in sales. (Nothing we did, license plate validation decals which we produced were phased out as well as another big contract) 2021 sucked...we went from extremely profitable to losing 30k. 2022 we broke even, still...

It's kind of like house of cards. You don't get into the political positions you're gunning for without being corrupt. Whether it's taking bribes, doing some quid pro quo, Or just outright being corrupt.. I don't believe any politician has clean hands. I've always viewed it as you vote for...

There's a company in our area that only does installs... They don't produce signs, they don't sell to customers... They just show up in an unbranded bucket truck and do installs. We keep them busy... Sometimes they're a month out from being able to take a job that they're so busy. Then we...

Looks like a bad cyan ink cart to me... That's what we had a half dozen times. Purge your head / ink reservoir...put a new cyan in, fill the ink lines and try again. I thought they fixed this issue... But it still seems to keep cropping up.

We've ran across that too. Usually in our images for canvas.... Our pdf files we resize the art board to fit the graphics (there's a hotkey you can setup) to match the graphics and we never have white - the edge of images people send us for canvas sometimes does..... We usually just crop a hair...

It's easy in onyx. We have a quickset setup to ahtonadd 1" of bleed - auto add a fold line at the edge of the print, and auto add a fold line at the edge of the 1" bleed (mirrored) And add grommets every 24". Now you just load your artwork with no crop marks / bleed, and everything is auto...

I have Onyx setup to put a dotted line at the edge of the print, and then another dotted line with one inch of bleed past that edge of the print. It makes cutting and folding so much quicker.. If we were doing a 36-in print on a 38-in roll we probably won't have any lines. The back ham does...

Yes... 180. Whoops. We pretty much fold the backing paper right over itself and pull. With such a sharp angle, it doesnt matter how thing your text is... The paper will push it into the premask.

Let it down in the floor with the premask facing the floor. Grab the backing paper and Pull it off at a 90 degree angle.. you'll have to go slow, but with this method it's easy to not screw up,.and we've never found anything too thin doing it that way.

You guys are your Nominal sizing crack me up. If you bought a 4x8 piece of acyrlic and it came in 47 x 95" from 1 supplier, but all other suppliers it came in 48 x 96 for the same price.... Who would you buy from? Nominal sizing isn't a standard in our industry... 2x4s and other wood it is...

Honestly the customer would probably never care of you mention / be upfront about it. I'd never just do it though.... Because you may get away with it 9/10 times, but one time the customer will be blocking something that's 36" and that 1 " will be a painful redo. 38" rolls are made for 36...

You're asking if you can produce 35" banners when the client asked and paid for 36? No.... The client ordered 36, and should get 36. Now nothing is stopping you from asking if the client will accept 35.... But banner is so cheap, the diff between a 38" roll and a 54" roll is probably $30...

Our rs came, and we love it. We went from a Seal 54 Base... Which we've had for 10 years and had someone not knifed it, would for another 10 - But even comparing it to Seal... the RS Is a huuuuge upgrade. It takes us under 5 minutes to laminate a roll - That includes loading, setting up the...

Paper is the one media I don't have it suck in. I think the paper heats up, moisture leaves it and that's what causes the problem. Fortunately paper is cheap.... So if you waste 1-2 ft every load it's not the end of the world... So I just tell it not to suck it up, cut it off at the top and...

You can tape your sheets to a roll and load it like normal. We do it for the super expensive stuff... Everything else it's not worth it

4over will, signs365 will.... I believe Firesprint (Who is a member on here) Also will. Unless you're a merchant member, you're not allowed to offer your services - BUT even if people did... Signs365 is usually 1 day shipping if you order before midnight... so you order Monday, itll get here...

Trade.4over is another option.

If you laminate and are having ink adhesion problems, when the laminate gets heated / cooled it'll rip the UV ink off / make it crack. You're supposed to use a UV liquid laminate like Malibu if that's your plan, otherwise within a few months it'll lookjke crap.

How often do you cut small parts? I saw a video on this and bought it... And we can cut 3" x 3" Aluminum on our multicam and it wont move. I was shocked as I thought it was an "As seen on TV" fake type product... but even without cutting, we put a small sign on it, and on the MDF without...