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Have one of these and a handy tool to have, we use the 108" version to rip ACM lengthwise

If you have zero demand for the equipment then your best bet is outsource until you have enough of a demand to purchase the equipment. There are plenty of Merchant Members here that do great work and usually about the same if not cheaper than you could in house Regarding file types, we always...

you can get it done but the manufacture requires A LOT of them. easiest way is to solid wrap with maroon vinyl then apply graphics

What sort of life span are you looking for from these pole banners? we use 18oz block out banner material with a UV ink imprint and get many compliments for the color vibrancy years after installation.

done them both ways

willing to bet that they went to Lowe's board a board and stuck vinyl to it. short answer is NO vinyl will fail prematurely. if you are using wood with vinyl you want a product called MDO http://www.grimco.com/Products.aspx?cid=0199&pid=00857

this is a great idea and would add a definite safety aspect to the ordeal. there are a couple of questions I'm having Access Room - it appears that regardless of the list type you are needed plenty of access room, more so with rear loading machines. Media Storage - how are these media rolls...

we get our from Hexis, called Suptac 48in x 50yd Non-perf.Hex'Press Etched Glass Matt works like a charm, has air release channels for easy install and takes OEM Eco Sol Max inks beautifully

+1 once people are told they have to spend $ they will put forth the effort to locate the needed files or at least a file that is better

interesting that your first post is this, I smell a major plug seems like there was a post awhile ago about getting a central listing for installers.

maybe http://www.4everproducts.com/ but I also think that is a signcomp frame

with today's technology it is easier than ever for people to recreate / reproduce others designs. that is why regardless of whom we are working with, ever design, layout, edit, etc... we do have a watermark and a disclaimer stating who owns the artwork.

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obiously there are a few questions that will make this go faster. Budget? Inks? Print area? with that said the HP 360 have had really good reviews for quality output

get a self inking rubber stamp and stamp the backing with the information needed

:popcorn: this dangling of the carrot raises LOTS of questions, is there more to come or we are left to wonder?

there are MANY options out there we use the built in feature with Corel. Here are some other options http://font-manager-software-review.toptenreviews.com/

+1, with the different font and color they look out of place and like a hasty add on The main sign looks very good!

the first thing is to get MANY color swatch books. straight PMS PMS to CMYK PMS to RGB RGB to CMYK the reason that most designers send it in CMYK is that desktop printers printers (laser or inkjet) print in CMYK, most trade paper printers print CMYK do to the ease, price and convenience.

if it is going to be free hanging by the two holes, .125 is the better option to reduce the swinging in the wind