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Carefull, don't want to insult me. lol

We do charge an art fee if it's not "print ready". We get a lot of raster pdf's that aren't even close to the requested size or orientation and they can't understand why there's an art fee.

I get a lot of 3rd party "print ready" pdf files that really aren't. We never print the pdf's directly, we always import to Corel and check sizes and set up for multiple prints as needed. Trouble is not many "degreed" designers know how to set up a pdf to be cross compatible. i.e. convert fonts...

Thanks, I can work that cost into the estimate.

Normal turnaround after approval is 3-4 business days. Anything less gets a rush fee.

Rush fee is a must. Majority of our customers aren't swayed. A lot of boat registration numbers, realtor signs etc. Boat people are made of money. lol Just the other day we did RTA vinyl, 2 day ship to California for a boat with a port of call in Pensacola FL. $60 to ship in a small 4" tube.

Fit? We just print oversize then trim down after it's applied.

Or, as I call it, Pantera Bread.

If the colors in the file are, in fact, solid tones of grey, then yes, that's extremely grainy.

How can I edit my about information?

You failed to mention what file type you were given. A png or...?

3M IJ180 print media with 3M 8518 laminate

yet another. Again no install.

We provided the stripes but customer installed

Blood, sweat and tears!:roflmao:

Ha, I deal with this on a daily basis! Lady brings in a "flyer" 8.5 x 11 portrait, wants to make it into a popup banner. "do you have it in digital format"? Yes, I'll email it to you. It's a freakin jpg! What the......! Answer is NO!

Majority of our in-house printed banners are hemmed with double-sided banner tape and hand grommet. We do have the capability to stitch but reserve that only for pole banners.

:welcome: Be careful, lots of bs going on in here. :roflmao: