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Quickbooks has quantity and unit price. If you need to be able to do the math, you do it right in the price box. It won't print the equation, but if you just need it to figure square feet, just do the math in the price box. If it's a 23.5"x36.75" and you need square feet, type this in the price...

AddCityBoy

If they were from Gemini, and you can prove it, or even if you can send them a picture of it and the date of when it was made, they will refinish it under their lifetime warranty. Even if you were not the sign shop that originally purchased it.

Hmmm. Went to GFP's website and found this: https://29793a68-4a8f-43ca-8dfb-4674b1639e6d.filesusr.com/ugd/27522d_edfc28cbfd9e45c990a354bd9367c836.pdf Did you get onsite installation and training? They do have a whole slew of training videos here: https://www.gfpartnersllc.com/300-series...

Most of the letters are very close to Century Oldstyle, but not the C. On an old logo like that, it was probably hand drawn.

Sign Wizard from aries-graphics.com starts at $495. If you already have Corel Draw, CoCut from cocut.com starts at $99.

I think a piece of coroplast half inch bigger all the way around on each side, then wrapped in clear cling wrap is all you need. You can hardly damage a signicade, so it's about protecting the sign you've put on it.

Epson printers recirculate ink at regular intervals and also perform cleanings at regular intervals, which puts ink through the heads. This prevents clogging, but still requires attention at intervals because at some point it uses up the ink, and the inks also need to be shaken every 3 weeks. In...

I don't know where they are getting the artwork, but if you do a Google image search, it is called grim reaper patch and is sold as a motorcycle club patch by about a million outlets.

We used to use extrusion from a company called NuTech, which appears to have gone out of business. I bet if you call Eagle Mouldings they have an extrusion that will work. Or maybe Alufab.

There are aluminum extrusion frame systems available that your sign would fit into, but the frame will end up costing as much as or more than the sign. But they do look sharp. Too good, in fact, to zip tie to a chain link fence.

As long as the owner is OK with the roof leaking, you can do it. It won't leak while the banner is there, but the screwholes in the shingles and sheathing after you take it down?

Put a piece of application tape over the registration marks, then use a fine point Sharpie to redraw the marks on the tape.

Whatever font they use has been filleted on the corners so that it can be domed. Are you saying that you work for Lexington Pontoons and they don't have a copy of their logo? Who made the pdf brochure on the website? Have you asked them? How did you get the logo to the previous manufacturer of...

Slàinte

You're cutting all the way through the material? That's the problem. Roll cutters aren't made to do that. And when you do need to cut all the way through, you need to use the perf cut feature which cuts essentially a dotted line so you can punch out the decal afterwards. That said, after over a...

You've got 1/2" of wasted width you could use to make the ingredients bigger.

Shop hourly rate is not calculated from a particular job or jobs. You work at it from the other end. Rent/mortgage, insurance, utilities, etc. Desired labor costs. Equipment purchase/lease and maintenance costs. Capital investment costs. Vehicle costs. Figure that up for a month, then figure out...

You are a newbie to cutters. Why do you think it will be important to command the cutter which vector to start from when it cuts a square? Every curve has a vector which is the start/end vector. You can set which vector is the start vector in your sign software when creating the file. You can...