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obviously give wild west a shot, from what I hear he does great sublimation stuff, but if you're looking for spot color type work, I've had great results from megafast, been using them for a couple years now. www.megafasline.com

nice! :thumb:

I don't want it. I'd have to put it in the living room, and my wife would kill me. :banghead: Very cool that you're doing these though! :thumb:

for you or for him?

excellent.

nice. :thankyou:

I tried one of those on a job last week for that very reason. It sucked. The blade in it wasn't sharp enough to cut the backing cleanly so I still got little bits of paper/dust/crap stuck to the adhesive. The part that you'd slide between the print and the backing kept sticking to the backing...

I've always been a fan of ramseeker.com though lately I've been buying quite a bit of schtuff for my mac from otherworldcomputing.com

well, at least it'll be easy to see the cut lines when you're weeding them! :ROFLMAO:

I just did an install like this last week. Looks just fine and the client loved it. He also decided he wants me to come back and do some interior windows and a bunch of LF photo prints as soon as he decides what images he wants to use. :glasses:

BigFish has all kinds of cool media for it. I've used a ton of his WP matte adhesive vinyl with great results for displays, stickers, etc.

I use Staton, Broder and SanMar mostly, and pretty much in that order. Tried Bodek back a few years ago and found them to be more trouble than they were worth and never looked back.

I tried this on my metal fenceposts at the end of my driveway. It sucked. Pretty much worthless IMHO.

seriously classy, man!

The "i" was the first thing I noticed. :Oops:

bob, good to know that you can get that, and I wish I could here, believe me. I'm still making money at that price, and I'm also pretty much in line with the local market. Banners aren't a large part of what I do, more often than not they're an add-on. On the other hand, just a few days ago, I...

Figure out whatever you think you should charge, like the guys above said, then double it. Seriously. You're highly likely to undervalue your services if you've got no idea what you should charge. Also, most folks don't like to discuss pricing outside of the premium forums, so you may get...

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Merrit, I just sent you an email about this. :-)

good stuff. love the 2nd one especially!