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Do you pre-press them before placing the material down? I haven't used Flexcut Sweet, but we've used Spectra-cut and similar materials along those lines.

YES YES YES. I should have elaborated more, thank you for the addendum! Illustrator can be intimidating at first, but as mentioned before, there are classes to teach you the basics to advance further on. Treat intimidation the same way you should with negative feedback. Push past it and don't be...

I feel that when you design a logo, use whatever program you are most comfortable with. Just keep in mind that if you are going to give/sell it to them, it's most easily displayed and worked with if it were in vector format. I personally use Adobe Illustrator. If you like to hand draw, it's easy...

Haha, definitely after they get you out. Perhaps advertising 24 hour service in regards to three 8 hour days? Most likely they are available 24 hours, but in case of emergencies, you'll be paying quite a bit more for them to have to get off of their butts outside of regular hours. Good luck...

Wow, Mumford & Sons huh? I have a feeling your website will be leased for quite some time. They are not getting any less popular anytime soon. That's a pretty wild story!

Wow, that is incredible! Thanks for the share!

I figured it was that, but wanted to make sure that was the most commonly used acronym for that term. Way better than to assume anything else... "road obstructing installation", haha. Are you considering using this domain for yourself?

hmm... Google'd ROI and got "return on investment"... Maybe that?

Welcome from Indiana!

Yep. Agreed. I made one expensive mistake when I was a rookie in the printer's chair. Got up, got distracted with a customer, made an expensive mistake. For my personal preference, waiting for it to be adhered is great because 1) I don't waste that material again 2) keep an eye on the initial...

WOW! Can't blame you in the least for the cussing, I would have done the same thing throughout the entirety of the install. That's a fantastic result though. Well done!! :U Rock:

I seriously laughed out loud at that. Thank you!

We've used both PhotoTex and GraphiTex. Never had a problem with either. Although I was able to get more vivid prints on GraphiTex.

Welcome from Ft. Wayne, IN!

Welcome from Fort Wayne!

yowza Haha well played. That would be some costly salt that could land you in hot water.:covereyes:

Solid work Moze! Looks great!

Glad to hear you got it!

I tried popping that into http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/ and got a slew of options. None of them looked identical. May need a higher res font to be read more legibly.

+1, I saw that too. Other than that, I'm loving the progression of your business. Keep up the good work!