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The top-heavy tipping is a factor, can you add adhesive to the base or holes through the base for physical fasteners? What surface is this going on? Short term or long term? Are they looking to move/travel once made?

yup, if you were driving the other direction, the "driver" side of the vinyl would do the same thing

If this is an ongoing order, then you can look to get the equipment to do all in house. IMO, it is better to start off with using a MM here we already have the equipment and knowledge on how to do it https://signs101.com/resources/categories/merchant-members.1/

This was an interesting announcement. In an extremely price-driven market, Grimco decides to remove an advantage........ They already had QTY breaks and the pricing currently seen (for us) is the same before this announcement.

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Pretty much, Old school padlocks do the same thing. We ALWAYS Change out the T-Locks with New ones, we prefer each lock to be keyed differently. Add additional locks to the default

only use a circular style cutter, either hand, panel or table style Get a blade for trim / finishing cuts, the tooth count needs to be 60+. adjust you saw so only the minimal of depth is used, GO SLOW...

Here is a template we have used before

Had a town kick back a submittal because we did not list the head type (Torx in this case) being used on the screws for the installation frame.

Who and why so many passes? There is the culprit, using a CAL material (betting both print and lam) along with a heavy ink saturation. I am also willing to bet you are doing a full bleed imprint. 2 options come to mind: * Add a white border, a minimum of 1/8" per side, with this much ink I...

before you buy another laminator, there are SEVERAL points that need testing. Are you using CAST or CAL material? Print and Lam How many passes are you printing?

BigfishDM I'm sure has a wide range of options Z SIGNS We typically have this request whenever we are doing * sub work, * media (tv, movie, etc) they don't like giving free advertising. * Political, if the company is from a country that is not on the "good" list

RANT: why do they (insert customer) bother with a sign if they are going to "hide it" with streamers and other "fluff"

agree with the range of materials and pricing being so close, we only stock air channels for the commonly printed materials.

Yes, there are several that can cut VERY accurate. Depends all on your budget. Flatbed (Zund) is the premier. Summa roll to roll plotter also has an eye. the RIP program is a BIG factor. example, * VeraWorks only puts registrations in the corners, easy for migration. * Caldera, has the ability...

we have also used banner scrim for large stencils

we use a cold saw and clean up with a grinder. make sure the all-thread is at a 90* to the grinder and you can use nuts after cutting The pre-loaded bolt is very helpful, just tedious if you have a lot to do. cutting on-site, a pair of flush cut bolt cutters are handy or a grinder with a...

What you are shipping, how far it is going, who you are using for freight, etc. will dictate the type of crating you will need for LTL. I don't know of a software that does this for you, there are too many variables and once you know the variables, you can just build what is needed instead of...

one of the reasons we selected and use the hiker press when we selecting what to use.

all of the suppliers should, * Reece * N Glantz or contact Stimpson directly https://webstore.stimpson.com/grommets-washers/self-piercing-grommets-and-washers?page=1