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I'm actually a sales rep for Fellers. Prior to that, I worked for a sign company for 8 years, and I always purchased materials from Fellers. I used to make comments to my old boss about Frank always being throughout the catalog, but his "tips" are actually very helpful. I too have the...

Again, new to this. Thanks for the input though. I'm truly just here to help, and to also learn. I worked in the industry for 8+ years prior to becoming a sales rep, and I still continue to learn new things weekly. No more "pushing products" from this guy! :-)

Coloradosigns: Sorry, I should have clarified. 3M absolutely DOES dominate the market place.......in South Florida! I can't speak for where you are. I know that Oracal dominates in California. Just depends on where you live I suppose.

Pat White: Sorry, I'm actually brand new to this forum, as of today actually. Maybe there are some rules I should read? I actually DO work as a sales rep for Fellers, but I'm not here to push any products, I was only commenting on what I see in the market down here, trying to help msheur in...

Haakon: Yes, Oracal uses an air release liner now. It's the same adhesive they put on the newest 3751RA digital film.

neato: what design program do you use?

Both of these tag lines are by far the most commonly used tags in the industry. "A Full Service Sign Company" is the most used of all. Also, unless you do every aspect of the sign industry (electrical, fabrication, wide format printing, signs, etc.) then I wouldn't call myself that. Come up...

HAAKON: I work with the sales reps from 3M, Avery, and Oracal. All 3 of these companies have BETA testing on their products up to 2 years before it's released. 2 of my customers do BETA testing on 3M 1080 films prior to their release. Matter of fact, get ready for the new 3M1080 color coming...

MSHEURS: I actually sell all 3 of these brands (3M1080, Oracal 970/975, and Avery 900 Supreme Wrapping Film). We also sell Ritrama which is an Italian based company. 3M1080 does dominate the market with their wrapping films, but the Oracal 970 films are dramatically increasing in popularity...

Surprised that someone would complain over $250. That is more than fair when you take into account overhead, expenses. etc. I mean.....they need to make money to right?? Geez....