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Oh me, me, me, I, I, I! Can I play?! Please?! Can I?!

Calm down. :Big Laugh

Rainbow bear

:Big Laugh You know how many times I've had customers tell me that if I cut them a deal on lettering one van they'll bring me a whole fleet later?

Your problem is that there's a lot of setup work involved. If you're only looking for six hats and a wholesale price you're talking about somebody only making $20 on your order. Too much risk for them and not enough reward.

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I don't get it. Why bother asking a question if you leave five minutes later and never come back?

I'm explaining this really simply not to be an ***, just because you make it sound like you have no clue how to use the software so I'm trying to make it easy... Take your text tool (the big T in the tool bar), click on your line of lettering. You see that blinky vertical line? That line...

Ask your lawyer to cite one case, ANYWHERE, where there was a legal decision based on INC not being on a sign. Just one. Your lawyer is just covering his ***. LLC is only slightly different. It's not required but showing it helps establish the "protection" aspect of an LLC if it is ever...

Yep, changing a DBA is easy, all the government is really concerned with is that they know who is responsible for the taxes. If Incorporation name is the same and you file under that they really don't care who you tell people you are. In Alabama it costs $10 and takes mere minutes. Here's a...

Exactly. Roland's are boat anchors.

If that's all you're looking at find a metal fab shop and have them fabricate simple 28" x 144" pan. Four simple bends, no seams, and cheaper than having a frame made.

No matter what you do you're going to have seams in a sign that big. 12'x28' needs engineering, not patching together.

Font is Lavenderia with a modified "G". The Blessed Girl Shirt Company would probably prefer that you buy the shirts from them.

Me. All day long.

Don't know what planet OP was living on but if he was selling 2x8 banners for $160 in 1980 that's worth $489 today. Every time I hear OP mention those insane profit margins I wonder why I never hear about any of those old sign painters retiring to their mansions in the Hamptons. Hey...