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Looks like a Letterhead font. I wanted to say Boston Truckstyle, but that isn't quite it. The "E" is very close. Ryan

Just Checking, and I know that it varies from state to state, but does removal of an electric (LED or Neon) require an electrical contractor. While we are certified contractors, we don't do electrical work. Wondering if we are able to simply turn off power, remove a sign, and cap the wires. I...

Has anybody use the Nikkalite Super Engineer Grade Reflective? Any reviews or tips? A client is spec'ing it for a project, but I've never heard of it.

I have a client needing 200 12" x 18" or 12" x 12" "No Trespassing" signs they are wanting on metal. White background, one sided, 2-3 color. They will need two holes punched, and most likely rounded corners. The text is to small to cut and weed, and it would become extremely labor intensive. I...

We're running it through a GS6000. We haven't had luck with magnum. It seems to thick/heavy, and there is a great deal of friction when it moves across the platen.

We used to get a printable magnetic from a vendor who no longer carries it. Since, we have tried 3 different types of "printable" magnetic that will not run through our printer. Does anyone have a source for a printable magnetic that they have run with good results. This would not be used...

I previously commented on this thread, having the black go out in one of our printers. They were out, replaced the head, added filters to both our GS6000's. Now the second one is suffering from the same issues. Extremely aggravating. Have a tech coming out again, presumably to replace head and...

Copy your white text, and swap it to have no fill and a white stroke. Position it behind the white text and nudge it over a little and down a little. Viola.

Take a look into Moss, Inc. or Orbus. Both have a wide variety of displays and offer printing. Wholesale to trade only.

Hello, When mounting flat cut aluminum letters with a VHB/silicone combo, how do you combat the cold. We're currently looking at prolonged cold temperatures, but dry. Being in the Northwest, I'd really like to take advantage of the dryness, but the cold is prohibiting installation. Could be...

Trimming on saw cut substrates = .25" bleed and run a #11 down the side to get a perfect edge. We have a number of clients that prefer edge wrapped signage. I personally love the look. It gets nicer as the substrates get thicker (like 13mm PVC). We really "break" the edges and take time to get...

I would imagine it would have to be some sort of large, industrial backup generator.

Just a thought, the icon above the "phone" part to me says WIFI. Phone is best represented to me by the bars icon (starting small, gaining in height as it moves to the right). Don't know if that would suit the design or not, as it doesn't have the same symmetry of what you currently have...

I believe he is looking for blank bases in which to apply a printed and domed decal. The molded chrome part. I, unfortunately, am no help on this one other than the above clarification.

Hello, I started in the sign business over 10 years ago. In our area, printing was scarce and cut vinyl was king. As a result, the first 4 or so years of my career were mainly weeding vinyl (first 6 months was removal, have to pay your dues). I am fairly proficient at weeding. Pretty much if you...

I am sorry I did not see that! They put a filter on our black ink line when replacing the head, did you get a filter installed? Ours was done recently, so I am not sure if it is helping or not, as I would expect it to take some time to foul another head.

Below is a thread regarding this issue. For us, it was not an easy or cheap fix... http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?108527-Epson-Stylus-GS6000-Black-Not-Printing&highlight=gs6000+black

Could we print on our Z6100 (aqueous inks)? I wouldn't want to print on our solvent machines. Thanks

Mount the first part of the sheet. Place a full roll of 60" media on the mounted part, and use it to lay down the rest, rolling it across the substrate as you peel back the release liner. I did this once before we had a large laminator and it worked well.

Agreed, but client won't go for that. Needs them double sided. I don't know how else to produce other than printing on our HP.