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Sorry to be blunt. But you have asked a dumb question. When you are in business there is no such thing charging to much. You are in charge of your pricing. It's based on the true value of your work and what you need to get to make a profit. It is NOT based on what the guy next door is charging...

Why does it have to be old lead glass? Yes the old lead glass is a little easier to work with. The available ruby looks the same.

Can you help me I'm having trouble tying my shoes. Can't seem to get it right. Is there any tips on how to do this properly? Also I have a question about x acto blades. One side cut me and I needed stiches the other side was friendlier. What side do I use to cut my canvass?

Why not make em yourself? They are not that hard to make.

It's because in the old days to be in the sign business you needed to learn a few skills and have common sense. Now you just need to buy a printing machine

I'm not an expert wrap guy but. Wait what! Wrap agreement? Oh Ok here is mine. I am putting a sticker on your truck. I am using the best materials and installation techniques known to mankind. The above is the only thing we promise. What ever happens after we install is in the hands of god that...

If your working with and joining acrylics some concoction of Methylene Chloride is the juice you need for bonding. Depends on your particular needs. You might find this useful reading. https://www.acmeplastics.com/content/a-guide-to-gluing-acrylic-plastic-to-plastic/

If your making and selling bumper stickers or big bumper stickers a pricing spreadsheet has to be a great tool. If your a custom sign maker/artist/fabricator/installer pricing is what your work is really worth. I know a few people who would be insulted if someone told them a spreadsheet says...

Contact a local signshop. They are creative people. Maybe they could help you

Your in business. You charge as much as you can and still get the job.

You need a signshop blade. A blade that is good for plastic, alum and wood. Search triple chip saw blade for your answer

If you are shop that is doing thousands of square feet of signage it's a good idea to nest your cuts. If you are a small shop doing one offs your material cost for that 18x24 panel, unless you have an offcut laying around, is the cost of a full sheet.

Didn't your mother tell you to never give out personal information to strangers?

I don't understand what the problem could be. Clean the window and slap on your sticker. Hair does not float around in space and get on windows.

There is a paint mask that is made to stick to canvass. Regular vinyl mask won't work. Search the web. It's out there

Sounds like something I would run away from.

Your cutting aluminum and other sign materials. Search triple chip blades you will have your answer. That's the blade you want in a sign shop

Go to a computer that has a cd drive. Copy the contents onto a usb stick.

Put a piece of paper on the helmet trace with a pencil scan an it and you got a template.

I don't get it. Why not buy a 1/2 collet?