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This is true. But it also matters which way the sign is facing. If a sign is faced away from direct sunlight it will last longer.

America has more guns than anyone would ever know. I just found out after (someone I knew) passed that he had a stock pile of rifles, hand guns, grenades, military food ect... I't talking over 500+ guns. There are people that are just prepared for the worst. That letter is right on. The numbers...

do you all think this should be in the premium section?

Who cares if your shop looks like an episode of Hoarders as long as you keep producing those pieces of art.:thumb:

Very cool. Notice that the pool doesn't even move. With that much speed and force in that type of pool would shift forward from the impact.

Squeegee, that is a very unique shop. I really like it.

Mosh, I believe this was posted before. But I do agree. It is primarily for restaurant employees to install posters their self when they get them from corporate.

I really like the Gingerbread font w/ the scrolls. Can that one be included with the (6) for 99.99?

Much much better. I would give that the green light. good job

um.... thats weird.

Here are how my cards look. -Silk Laminate -Thicker stock -Spot UV -Red Foil -Rounded Corners I wanted to put all the bells and whistles (yet simple) in there so my customers know how their card could look. It really helps the image of the company.

Thats better but I would add some more color. A blue back would be cool with your logo very small one the lower corner or some where. My card is red on the back with the logo really small on it.

quick layout for what I was thinking about for your card. I would suggest you tweek and add things

I would think that with all marketing identity that you have created with your shop layout you would have better cards that go with your company's identity. This is how I would do your cards. I would use a silk laminate finish with the front of the card green and the back blue. Use the same...

where can I find your books Dan?

Grimco has them and they are called U-Brackets. I use them all the time and work great. Just don't use the center brackets that are below the u-brackets because they are completely useless. look on page 114 on the top right corner. They are $1.90 each...

I really like what you did in the shop. I have similar ideas when I get my own "retail" shop. ;)

I really don't see how this justifies the cost. It really doesn't seem to save any time. I could apply that same print in that video in the same amount of time with the big squeegee or the traditional way. It seems like big fancy equipment for people that don't have any basic sign training...

very bad logo.

what a dick. show him where the ON/OFF switch is at.