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Didn't have to call you, I already know how you feel about Grimco! It just kills me that out of the last 4 orders they have screwed up every single one. Guess I'll use Farco for plastic and go back to getting metal at local roofing supply and shear it myself. If you're free tomorrow night the...

I don't treat my customers the way Grimco treats me so I'm not worried about being bashed and truth is neither libel or slander.

Definitely a branch problem. Made a few calls to friends in other shops to see if it was just us. Not us. 4 calls = 4 votes of no confidence at all in our local branch. Glad the rest of you get good service in other areas. Ours is lacking.

Been using them a long time here too, in the last year or two they have just gotten worse and worse. Can't use them anymore and be able to get jobs out on time. So... see ya Grimco.

Why oh why do I keep letting my wife order from these idiots? The last 4 orders from them have been screwed up, they do not have their book keeping together at all, and now I get to wait until Monday for them to maybe get the rest of my aluminum order to get here that should have been here...

Tape hinge print to oversize magnet blank, run through laminator. Trim and round corners. If by hand, print is oversize, hinge to metal table where magnet is placed in position and mount using felt squeegee. Trim and round corners.

Only danger in dry is the possibility of stetching due to no lam. Wet app with no lam gives you the ability to move and reposition easily.

Screen printed coro using corogloss ink and fast thinner- can print second side in about 30-45 minutes, let sit on rack overnight before stacking. The problem of printed material sticking together from being stacked before cure is commonly called blocking. I always stack and box coro standing up...

when you get to this screen upon importing a pdf, you can make page selection decisions, import text as graphics, etc.

Maybe just read the pdf and type the 42 words?

As a beginning screen printer many years ago, I was told that 10% over on a multi color job was the average. They always put that many more shirts to be printed in the pile. Didn't take very long for me to have a large box of unprinted shirts next to me to be turned back into inventory. Then...

I'm kinda partial to porter cable. I have a corded and cordless pc hammer drill. They are both workhorses. I also have a ton of ryobi cordless tools but the pc is my favorite.

Print and mount in 4x8 layout, trim and done.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-C-IbkuNWs&sns=fb

They still suck.

Try the cat IN a martini glass.

+1 multipurpose ink and mask

+1 multipuprpose

Outsourcing that kind of job won't get it. You print a gang positive then cut. To outsource it you would have to have stock sheared to gang print size, print, then send out to have printed material cut to size. Either that or print the job one tiny sign at a time rather than 18 up or whatever...

August 15th, it's a girl, she'll make you tardy from now on. Father of two girls speaking from experience. Lol