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If you cut ties, Say no. Or say nothing. They didn't pay for the artwork, you owe them nothing.

We print tons of wallpaper, 98% of the time we do a 1" overlap for the double cut. Occasionally the installer requests a 2" overlap. Never has anyone requested no overlap. They are very complex designs though, lining up the panels exactly is critical.

I think that was Gnubler

If you don't know hot vinyl's husband... we just contact the company we buy the stands from to ask. Otherwise... the customer gets to pay for a new banner stand. We update graphics in retractable stands a lot. Sometimes they can be reused... sometimes not. Some just need a new stand.

When I initially scanned this op, I thought to myself... this is a Tex question.

I think the op is printing

you know how many times I've had to convince a customer that they need a right AND left facing arrow for Aframe signs, and they can't use the same artwork for both sides? I've had people argue with me on that... then it finally sinks in.

kinda seems like a photoshop gag, then again...

that door closes?

we mix it up all the time. Vehicle wraps we do keep consistent, because we happen to use 3M for cast media and vehicle wraps.

He won

I'm not, but some folks would need an incentive to not fill their freezer with bacon and pork chops.

What, no reward?

now this is pretty nifty, I could use one of these.

Here I have done the offset, on the inside to create a bleed, once it's cut it looks stupid. This is an example of placing the bleed behind the artwork - after cutting, it looks like it should.

While this is a less than ideal situation of an example... if this was 3" tall... ok. Good enough. Now, If this was 3' tall... I would want a lot more bleed... outside the original graphic. I'm also visualizing a more complex graphic. I've been here, produced it. It can be done, but it's a pita.

you are now off topic to the op... but what you are showing... how would I do that? On the exact trace cutpath, I'd Create an outer stroke set to "x" measurement, and then expand the path, delete the inner part, and there is my "offset " cutpath. Probably smooth out, simplify, the path as well...

I've personally never messed/tried with "offset paths" functions before. As a graphics person before learning to be a production person, my go to is how to set up the artwork "properly". The altering offset paths tools area is new to me, because it never has been necessary to monkey with. Now I...

And to ponder... this is one of the least harmful examples of how far the abuse can go....

Are Bananas in season in Guam right now? ...or do you have a google alert for bananas?