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I was trying to find out what color blue acrylic Holiday Inn express used on their signs and never did...

Since we're not in the top or bottom 10, we must be in the middle 30.

That's like a job we did when they filmed a reality show at an auction house here. They hired us to put a sign on the roof of the auction house, but they filmed the installation to look as if the employees of the auction house did it themselves. Middle of summer, cloudless 95 degree day. They...

The temporary (removable) vinyl you are using is intended for short-term advertising, like a special sale or introductory offer that will only be displayed a short time--weeks or months. If you want longer term signage, you need to get a vinyl with permanent adhesive.

We don't use barcodes, and we don't have a Summa, but when using materials like that we stick a piece of application tape over the registration marks and trace the marks with a fine tip Sharpie.

Firm pressure, with a squeegee. Wrap vinyls are designed that until firm pressure and even post-heating are applied in sensitive areas like edges, they can be easily lifted up and moved without stretching from sticking too much. Some are even slideable. You cannot just smooth them out on a flat...

The GF255 is a temporary-use removable vinyl. Car wrap vinyl requires pressure to adhere. It has true pressure sensitive adhesive. So if no pressure is used when applying it, the adhesive doesn't get activated.

Even the cheapest vinyl should not spontaneously peel off after a day or a month. What kind of printer and what kind of vinyl are you using? What kind of printing/image is on the vinyl that is failing?

Odd that you didn't get it in Find My Font. I just tried it and it was the top choice it came up with.

If the holes go to something substantial on the inside they are probably for installing lifting rings. If you think it's raining in, put bolts in them. No lighted cabinet is actually sealed. Depending on atmospheric conditions you can get some fogging, but it goes away on its own. If the holes...

I think he is going to feel (and regret) every one of the $12,000 they are paying him. At the rate he's going it'll take 16 days, assuming he encounters no more difficulty as he goes higher.

We would likely charge 4 hours if that job were somewhere in town. So $300. If you do it by the square foot, it's 123 square feet. At $2.50/sq ft that's $307.50. I don't think anyone in our town would pay twice that for installation, since we have guys with bucket trucks that will change out a...

We charge hourly. Our shop rate is $75/hr for one man, $120/hr for two. When estimating time, you have to include office time (for arranging & quoting job, billing and receiving) packing up and travel time as well as cleanup and return to shop time.

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Those were the days when stores owned by Sam Walton advertised Made in the USA.

When I do numbered decals, I use Corel's print merge feature, so I'd be sending the print jobs to Onyx in groups of 200.

Why not batch them to print #1-#200, #201-#400, and so on?

You have to educate people that you are custom manufacturing something, not just taking it from a shelf and delivering it.

Call the utility to have power line protection put on the lines so you can work on the sign.

Office supply stores should have what you need. https://www.staples.com/DO-NOT-USE-SKU-82836/product_82836 https://www.staples.com/azar-displays-outdoor-letter-brochure-holder-12-5-x-9-5-clear-2-pack/product_1050939...