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This is great! Love the authenticity.

I'm a little overwhelmed myself. Been doing a lot of LED's, wraps, pylons, monuments, etc. Great time for profiting in the sign industry. Now if I could only convince our sales team to quit taking on small vinyl jobs and promising 2-3 day turnarounds when I'm 6 weeks out on channel letters...

It definitely gets the point across better than the initial examples. Don't forget that your job is to help your client advertise a service. It's your client's job to invoke the "buying emotions", so to speak. Obviously, there are exceptions and grey areas when it comes to that, but it's just...

I've heard that scotch tape works well, but I've yet to try it myself. I usually just turn off the lights on the side of the room where our Graphtec is. It works for me, and I assume it's because there's less light reflection to disrupt the sensor.

I always found that the best way to tighten material on the rollers is to open your rollers all the way, pull your laminate between the rollers all the way through, and tack it to the back of the laminator. Once you lower your top roller, it should have enough pressure pulling on the material...

We always laminate window perf, mainly just to prevent dirt and grime build-up in the perf itself.

Thank you. I did indeed search for other sign forums, but again, I was really just looking for firsthand recommendations. Thanks again.

Any that you could recommend? I come to this forum often and I generally find what I'm looking for by using the search function, but I try to avoid posting because of the rampant jackassery that I notice through just about every thread I come across. Sorry, I hate to say that about a forum...

Anyone running a Mutoh 1614 that has successfully printed directly onto magnetic material? I have had little success with this. I did manage to "trick" the media sensor by covering it with masking tape (since it wouldn't recognize that there was media loaded due to the dark backing of the...

That's pretty much what I'm doing at this point - Eyeballing about an 1/8". It works for the time being, but being as how time is money, it would be nice to make the procedure a little more efficient. Thanks for the response!

Hi. I'm obviously new to this forum. Thanks for having me. I'm looking for an efficient solution to cutting along the edges of our digital prints mounted on flat substrates. I tried using the search function for an answer, but I'm not sure I'm searching with the right keywords. Anyway, an...