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Huh?

Yup. If you go to any manufacturer's site you'll find 99%+ at 10:10ish When a watch is professionally presented for photography or display the hands will always be at 10:10 unless they interfere with viewing the chronograph subdials or some other watch complication.

None of them appear to be 4:40.

No Bob. 10:10. Go to any watch website and have a look. From Armitron to Zenith you'll find watches set at anywhere from 10:08 to 10:12.

Molly- clocks and watches are typically set to 10:10

Why not just use application tape if ease of installation is what you're after?

No, sorry. There are no prerequisites to be a critic of anything.

How old are you signman2010?

You said, "others may have a very different opinion..." I have an opinion and it is very different than signgal's opinion of your work. What I brought to the table was a link to Dan's site where one can see a portfolio of logo designs that I consider to be "professional looking."

:goodpost: (mosh's, that is)

Sorry gal but neither the original poster's design nor Fitch's are "professional looking." Seriously, looks at Dan's site and then look at these two examples and tell me either of them are "professional looking."

I'm curious how "green" the production of latex inks actually is. Is it natural or synthetic latex? I'm even more curious how people with a latex allergy will react to this ink.

If you're covering the top with a mat why would it matter if the top was made of 50 joined pieces?

I've never used more than 2 pinch rollers. I know my machine came with extra rollers but after 2 years I couldn't tell you where they are.

That's what I'm seeing. I don't see any "banding" in the pics. I see a few sections of the media that were printed with less ink than other sections. Looks like ink starvation just like the sample pics here. AFAIK, "banding" is what happens when your head passes either overlap the previous...

You're right. The sky is falling. Godspeed. :rolleyes: My argument was that I don't care if the public knows my costs. You did not lose those jobs because the potential client knew your costs. You lost them because a wholesaler did not respect their resellers and sold directly to the...

Oh, the drama. If you don't want to sell your signs for $1 then don't do it. I couldn't give a rat's ass if my customer knew my costs. Every one of them knows it costs $.25 to make a cup of coffee but they're paying $3 a cup at Starbucks. I really don't think there is anything to worry about...

I didn't know that. I guess I've been lucky!

Looks like ink starvation. Search the term.

Have you considered calling them? Their clients think they are a "real sign shop," and that's really all that matters.