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That's so confusing. We are in FL and also underwent a sales tax audit many years ago which makes me very wary of everything. Even the dept of revenue doesn't explain things consistently when you search for the rules online. It's worrying as I don't charge sales tax on installation.

We've used them for years now. Don't often have issues. Good pricing, good turnaround. Usually use them for banners, and rigid signs etc.

Yes but Canva don't give correct bleeds and crops. Just "throw them in" - can't technically correctly save with crops and bleeds if the file isn't designed that way. It's a workaround.

Thank you for all the advice here. This is new territory for us and it all makes sense. Will look into air release and printing in one piece.

Surface is pretty easy - clean and painted vehicle. Power washed before we start

I was thinking about $1200 - just install.

Yes, but site is about 5 minutes away where the City store the garbage trucks when not doing their rounds. Yes, but good point - I should make that a condition (in writing) so we have no surprises about the condition Yes, just ladders No, reg vinyl and lam Taking their word lol!

Pretty flat. Middle of the truck, ladder required. I get that doing it in one piece would be preferable but we didn't want to outsource and our laminator is only 30" wide (yes, we do need a wider one!). The design however means it's pretty easy to line up one of the pieces against the other...

We have more and more people using Canva and of course, most don't pay for anything. Send us a low res png, no bleeds and expect perfection. I can't tell you how many times I've received a request to print a "postcard" or similar from a file that is either a ridiculously small or ridiculously...

Hello everyone, New to this forum. We are a printing, graphic and design company and a few years ago we were asked to do some signs and it has evolved from there. We finally invested in an Epson wide format about 18 months ago so we could do less outsourcing. I am the quoter mostly and still...