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i have a print broker customer who has a sign install job in Baltimore. i don't have specs or info as of yet but if anyone is interested let me know thanks

i did clean the window with rapid tac but are you suggesting to use it to do a wet install?

wow you can't say F A R T ?

i thought that some of it would go away over time of temp changes and shrinking but i did tell them that it may not go away completely. i did recommend going with cast on the outside because they change it from sale to sale. thanks for the input everyone

yes that was a brain fart, i meant 651.

installed a large window graphic and had some issues on the glass. size 57" x 80" oracal 610 cut vinyl yellow color. install went fine but it was installed on the inside of the window and when viewed from the outside you can see a lot of the squeegee strokes so doesn't look so great. there was a...

what kind of bags, have a pic? ever consider using a patch (smooth banner material with adhesive)

we have 5 roland printers and 4 people who can use them at any time so we have a pc on each one to run the rip. just easier this way no one gets in anyone's way and no slow down in production.

i think back in the olden days in school they told us that the tm or reg mark didn't count when centering your logo or text. i do it how ever it looks best. sometimes you have to adjust because it's too close to some other art or the edge of the material

we are not open on weekend but my boss and i often work on sat and or sun so if we are here and we can help out a customer we do. we are in an industrial complex so we don't really get walk ins. anyone we help out is generally a current customer.

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spot or 4 color process art? a quantity that big we would want to try and silk screen

talk to her about it maybe if you work together it could be more work for you also. maybe she is designing stuff that could be printed through your company or maybe she is working on projects that could involve your production if you get some more info. you won't be getting every job but every...

went to school to be a graphic artist and finally when i was 20 got a job for a printing company (same one i work for now) and we evolved in to a sign company. well at least part of the company. when i started all we did was silk screening and hot stamp roll labels. as business slowed the owners...

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making a hanging sign for a customer. hanging with straight arm sign bracket. the sign it self will be aluminum composite. just wondering if anyone puts an edge cap or some sort of molding on a sign like this? if so is it just for cosmetic purposes? also what do you use? thanks

try Bur-lane or JDS not sure if this is a stock thing or if it would be custom

merritt graphics

there is a transfer tape made for air agress liners. don't remember the name but fellers has it. for really small lettering just leave waste material around the lettering and apply the transfer tape then weed it off of the transfer tape. for small quantity it's not too bad.

depending on your machine i think there is a way to do it on in the menu. another way is just keep a sheet by the machine and log how much material you use each time you run a job