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Just had a guy email me a picture of some letters on a boat he wanted to replace. I asked if he could get me dimensions. His reply was that was why he put his hand by the letters so I could see what size they were (which I thought it was weird the way he had his hand in the picture, but I...

Page 22 of Fellers catalog is Avery V-8000, printable prismatic reflective vinyl. I used some on a wrecker, printed a light blue and white chevron to match the color of the wrecker. It prints very nice.

I've fortunately only had one time where I got jerked around about being paid the balance on an installed sign. It went on for a couple of weeks, them forgetting their checkbook, the person writing checks was out, etc. I decided I'd spend a couple of minutes on a banner design saying Beware of...

I would look at Oracal's Oralite V98, which is pre-printed 30" chevron striping. Or Avery's V-8000 if you want to print your own.

The supplier I use, Wensco, can get and sometimes has in stock Alupanel ACM at 6'6" x 10', but it's only 3mm thick. So it is a product that is available if you can find a local vendor for it.

Here's my take on this. I would spend some more time and tweak a few of the letters a bit more if this were the direction I was going with the logo.

Gotta love our Indiana a$$holes. My shop is next to an alley that leads to a bar and I have somebody that instead of driving through the alley entrance, they drive across my grass, sidewalk, and parking lot for a 15' shortcut. And they don't just gingerly drive across, they make sure to try...

Thanks Tiki, really appreciate it!

I need to create some secondary copy with this font, but can't find it. Thanks for the help.

Yes, it's completely assembled with a carrying case and set-up instructions. I was impressed, especially for the price. It wasn't a true banner though, but more of a thin plastic, not sure the best way to describe it. I guess that is why it is considered a "No Curl" banner.

Twiddle, Greensky Bluegrass, and The Revivalists lately.

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Nice and clean, which can't be said for most wraps. I like the idea of doing one red and one blue.

I'm getting ready to upgrade my Roland SP-300 to a 54" machine. I've been extremely happy with the Roland and had planned on getting one of the new Roland TruVIS machines. My Fellers rep wanted to quote me a new Mutoh, so I said go ahead. With the Mutoh, I can get a new 1324x plus a new 54"...

I just installed one of these. I used Pannier Graphics - Wayside Exhibit Bases and Frames - Fiberglass Signs and Interpretive Panels . As Bill said, not cheap, but well made and the customer loved it.

How do you like the new printer so far?

Are you planning on installing with the boat in the water? Be prepared to jump in and try to find whatever you just dropped, because it will happen. Every boater I deal with, which I basically try not to, will want to see 10 different designs. Are going to get the okay on design, payment, and...

I think the fine looks like a more realistic sandblast or etch.

In my experience, when a client will remove striping/lettering, that's what they do, they remove it and leave every bit of adhesive on since the sign guy will have something to get that off. I wouldn't price it thinking you can go there and start striping, at least in my experience. Also, the...

I can't believe you'd post this great opportunity on a public forum! Somebody is definitely going to get that 20% before you.