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:U Rock: Very Cool!

Here is a train wrap we did for TLC. I can't take any credit for this personally, but I thought you all may be interested in seeing it. http://www.abcimaging.com/ABC_Imaging_Grand_Format_Cake_Boss_train_wrap_release.htm

I would do a pocket of some sort or even just something for each corner of the 11x17 paper that it slides into and holds it into place.

Very cool!

As someone from Kentucky who now lives in Washington DC, I can tell you that wages & cost of living are very different in those 2 places. In KY, out of college you would probably start out at $10/hour. In WDC, you would probably start out at $15/hour. In KY a 4BR house is $100,000-$150,000...

We sew or weld all sides

Here is a link I found by googling sidewalk signs. http://www.siegeldisplay.com/catalog.aspx?catid=letterboard

Engineering Inkjet Not to steal the thread, but you should see what we are printing on our "engineering inkjet". We've printed alot of gorgeous stuff.

I agree with ddarlak. That banner will probably never be finished. WOW. What else can you say.

We print posters, banners, banners for banner stands, trade show displays, etc with ours. It's all we had for years before we got a solvent. We generally do laminate everything we print with the 5500. We have the HP Z6100 now and it's even better than the 5500 (print quality and outdoor...

Welcome from a Lexington, KY native now living in Washington DC (I'm still a KY girl at heart)

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Fellers & Grimco are both local to us. We buy alot of our equipment and supplies from Grimco and some supplies from Fellers. I've used SW a few times and got those orders fine. Harbor is local to us and we get some of our substrates from them.

Even rain can damage a print, I laminate anything going outside or that will be touched/scratched/cleaned.