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try N. Glantz. not sure if they have that size but i got a 24 x 36 from them

i don't really do the LEDs much but two places i would check, Portal - The Sign Syndicate. or N. Glantz . i have gotten some LEDs from glantz before with no issues

what if you made some sort of male/female mold put the shelf takers in that and then heat them. maybe use cardboard cores from roll material? never did it before and no idea if it will work just throwing out ideas

PITA!! no easy way to do it. if the vinyl hasn't been on to long or not weathered too much should come off ok just a lot of time. i use a torch or heat gun and peal. i also have a vinyl zapper for larger quantity jobs or really weathered vinyl. if you have a lot of lettering to remove well worth...

thanks for the info

UL can be a pita sometimes. we pay like $10-15K a year to be UL approved. we have quite a few customers that we make labels for that need to be UL approved so its a necessary evil. we have to go back and forth with drawings, material specs and approvals. probably the biggest issue we have is the...

have a customer looking to have custom grille 3D printed for his car. anyone have a source for 3D printing?

roland LEJ-640 uv hybrid flatbed printer. supposed to be able to print up to 1/2" thick material. we have had the machine for years and i think this is the first time trying to print on material this thick. i have the head on high setting and the manual dimensional setting up to .510 (highest it...

definitely figure an hourly rate for a job that size. like already mentioned and i have experienced it my self, one truck could go smooth and be done in an hour but another could have had more weathering and chip off in little pieces for 3 hours. the fact that it's silk screened and not...

they have a descent selection but not really top self like you and i would drink. sometimes they will get items if you request them. the guy who stocks the bar, along with being a fireman also works at a liquor store so BONUS!!!

we got around 15-18" spent about 4 hrs plowing with the 4-wheeler and shoveling but on a good note i made it to the tail end of blizzard beers at the fire house (blizzard beers, a self made holiday by myself and few friends where every snow day is blizzard beers at the fire house. it's close so...

been doing these for years for a buddy and always laminate them. no issues and the small cost of the lam is not an issue. i use oracal 3651 w/ 210 lam

what's the artwork look like, can it be silk screened?

if you are happy with mimaki then just get the cjv300, it's faster (2 print heads) and has better ink configuations available for your color issue

you can make an aluminum tube frame (1" sq. tubing) then mount with L brackets but in the inside of the frame and then mount the sign to the frame with rivets and you won't see the mounting hardware. and 100% what everyone else said "you can't do the job with out screwing something in to the...

sounds stupid but have you done a manual cleaning? (while you are doing that make sure nothing is hanging from the print head, hairs, piece of the media from a head strike or something may gotten knocked loose)

looking at new printers. we have roland currently but getting some quotes and had a vendor quote the CJV150 series so wanted to see if anyone has this and if they have any issues. am i even comparing apples to apples? any issues with either printer?

i'm with you on the price thing Gino. customer always wants the Mercedes of signs at the Hyundai price...haha

other option sub surface print on clear rigid material and mount white vinyl to the back