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Of course they other print shop was cheaper, they don't have any design time involved. Just tell them the files are theirs after they pay the art charges.

McKean's Law Formulated by lexicographer Erin McKean, McKean's law states, "Any correction of the speech or writing of others will contain at least one grammatical, spelling, or typographical error."

Do you hate two letter words?

If you're looking at doing one off customs buy a cheap plotter and go to town. I seriously think every woman I've ever seen at a craft show or flea market making heat transfer shirts is using a USCutter plotter they bought off ebay (same goes for every guy making peeing Calvin and Salt Life...

Still not legal. You're, at a minimum, getting the recognition as the guy who does graphics even if you won't do copyrighted logos for anyone else. That said, I'd do it anyway. I seriously doubt the Red Bull copyright police are going to come find you and beat you with a rubber hose.

That idea is worse than the put it down wet idea.

We use 180 with 8518

Send me the pics. I've got two D60U plotters that are scrap. If the parts are still on them I'll pull them off and send them to you. Heck, I can send you the whole dang head for that matter. signsinseconds@gmail.com

Guerrilla Wraps is a franchise?

I'm not following you. Are you talking about adjusting the roll length of the vinyl? It's already set about 20' longer than the job but I'll give anything a shot. The pic attached shows what I'm talking about.

We've developed a weird problem with out Graphtec FC8600 plotter. When we do contour cuts on decals the cuts are getting off slightly along the roll length but the roll height alignment is staying perfect. Our current job we're sending is for 10 rows of 3" circular decals. The first row is...

I think I'm at around 600 orders with them. I'm pretty sure I've had problems with only three of them that were the fault of Signs365 and they went above and beyond to fix them. Customer service has always been polite and easy to deal with. Every time I hear these "horror" stories about...

No big deal, just print a couple of these and cover the 300 pound labels on your ladder.

Could have just thrown the studs out, held the letters up there and driven a 3" self tapping screw through the face of them and called it done. Ain't nobody got time for patterns.

There are hundreds of videos on youtube. Watch them. Get a roll of IJ180, print some, laminate it, and start installing it on your own vehicle. It's vinyl, when you screw it up, and you will, you can pull it back off. Just keep practicing at it until you figure it out. I did vinyl work for...

Gino, you should spend some of that "$800" to get a sign shop to reletter that van.

Not that big of a deal, your project manager just doesn't want to deal with it. When you build the sign screw 2x4 lumber onto the back side of the plywood flush with the edges all the way around. This gives you something to screw the banner into a whole lot easier. Finish your banner out at...

Heat the vinyl with heat gun or torch. Pray that good vinyl was used and it peels right off. Discover someone used ShineRite on them and it won't come off. Cuss at the vinyl. Heat it some more. Start peeling little chips off. Get one strip long enough to grab. Pull it really hard. Rip...

Currently: Tide Sans Tungsten Geoslab Museo Best design advice I ever got was to figure out what your ten "go to" fonts are and then delete them from your computer. It forces you to actually think about the font you're using and gets you away from turning out cookie cutter stuff.

Because coro looks like crap and higher end realtors are trying to sell an image...and selling that image works. Plus a single sided sign with a wire stake is the preeminent hack job in the sign industry. Cheap isn't always the right answer. MEK brushed down the edges and quickly covered with...