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If they are going to be dishonest and shady to begin with, this isn't going to stop them or another dishonest company to reproduce it. There might be a reason he is out of state and not using his previous sign companies...

When I was in HS doing airbrush work for a custom paint shop we always used this combo to remove rain-x from glass if they they were doing decals as well or to remove the anti-fog on the inside if they were doing tint was this combo: Glass polish then scrub with Bon-Ami then wiped with Stoner...

No, typically a model release/liability waiver needs to be issued and signed.

All materials we use are spec'd out on a per job basis, however it does seem to fall as gloss outdoors and semi-gloss/matte indoors.

For fleet applications there's no chance your removing the rivets. Especially the time frame the large accounts need the work done in. One-off jobs, up to you. I would be more interested in why you are going with a calendared wrap film and a cast laminate though...any particular reason?

I am with Gary, its definitely worth it in the long run, they are not even that expensive to begin with, and the installation looks very professional because you can stretch it out and lock the banner in place. Not to mention you can always add more track to the frame if they want to make a...

The printer won't print faster because the file is 75ppi, the printer would only print faster depending on the print mode the printer is on (360, 540, 720, 1440) and how many passes of each. The computer will RIP the file faster, but the speed is dependent on the print mode of the printer. Using...

We have one from the power company on the outside of the building, and at the panel level on the inside of the building in addition to the surge protectors that the equipment is all plugged into. It's not practical to simply cease production every time a storm comes so multiple levels of...

Try this script There is also a program called Scoop. It will collect all the fonts/images for pre-press output. However you will find most people shun pre-press work done in Illustrator and not InDesign. Then there is FlightCheck for Quark and InDesign.

Last year @ the AC show they were running some prints on an HP/Scitex XL 1500 directly to low pile carpet.

25/20/25 with a custom profile. We have only tried this stuff on the SII-104S so I don't know about other machines but it prints well.

There are solvent cloth like materials available to do them, but we dye-sub those usually.

Halftone Vector Patterns Theres some you can buy, they are easy enough to make if you google it for a tutorial, most freebies you will find are for personal usage and not commercial, but like i said -- they are easy enough to make yourself and not pay a dime.

Needs to be Vector not Raster...just because it was saved as .eps does not mean that it is still vector. You can export paths but you would be better off just designing in Illustrator or Corel.

http://clientsfromhell.tumblr.com I didn't see this in a search on here earlier but its worth a few laughs if you haven't heard about it yet.

That is a pretty misleading statement considering that it is completely dependent on the camera hardware and the individual shooting that equipment. Someone that does not have enough basic knowledge can lose just as much detail over/under exposing a photo, shooting at an ISO that is too high/low...

http://www.ultraflexx.com/products_fl.htm Check out their Fire Certificates on the right side. There are different ratings.

Well, I must say -- the quality of the install looks pretty great. I can't imagine doing this type of bed off removal to a customers vehicle however, it looks like you did not come close to cutting any corners and then went a step further wrapping the spoiler on the tonneau cover. The design...

I have the 21UX. I use it everyday just about non-stop. Absolutely love it. I still have a my Intuos3 for use on my other computer instead of the mouse and a medium Intuos4 for travel. One thing to take into consideration however is that the color calibration on it is not of a true professional...

Depends what you are drawing. If you are just going to doodle and take notes don't waste the money on the Intuos line go for the Bamboo. If you are going to be using it to do final drawings, detailed sketches, photo retouching, things of a professional nature then by all means, the Intuos4 is...