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And doesn't know how to use it. So what good is it? That's what service technicians are for.

Take it down and put up a shorter smaller sign. Maybe a ground level sign. That's what cities all want everyone to do anyway, isn't it?

Head alignment isn't available on the control panel menus. As far as I know you'll have to call Epson to have them send a Decision One tech out to do that.

Invest in a box of ZipLoc bags (generic is OK) and instruct your installers to put badges in the bag, zip it shut, and leave the badges in the car. Always.

The real answer is to remove the vinyl, fix the gold so that it actually sticks to the wall, and then reletter. You could use low tack application tape if you were concerned about a repeat. But the real issue is that their gold paint didn't stick to the wall.

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You gotta charge way more than twice the vinyl cost. You have to include cutting, weeding, application tape, mistakes...

First add up the cost of materials and printing and shop time. Then the cost of installation time, including washing the windows and mullions and then recleaning them. Then add what you think is your margin.

Printing and cutting is a dumb way to put cut lettering on a truck, unless there is something absolutely necessary like gradient colors or photos in the logo. There are two types of cut-vinyl that you can consider for lettering a job like this. The best is a cast vinyl, which will give a 7-9...

It's Serpentine with a prismatic effect.

Personally, I think they should make it such that in order to keep their section 230 exemption, no social media can have any government official or agency and no political candidate posting on their medium, and make the same prohibition for any government official or agency or political...

I think the majority of the people who went into the capitol were there on a lark. They really didn't have a purpose beforehand. They were there shouting in front of barricades, maybe some were pushing and struggling. But I've seen the video of the guards taking away a barricade, and I've read a...

I was thinking about whether I have ever made a network without internet connection, and I have. I built a computer for a business that wanted to replace an old one. We connected the new and old computers to a switch via ethernet. No connection to their wider network (or therefore the router and...

If the network has no connection to the internet, you are right. The internet router would be the DHCP server in that case. If not, you have to turn on DHCP in the computers if it's not already, and then assign an address to each computer.

Well, actually there were pictures of Avery DOL1360 laminate peeling off. He said the ones that were liquid lam the whole graphic was coming off.

You don't have to worry about the IP address assignments. Your router takes care of that. Or the devices. Computers get their IP addresses dynamically on a network. Most other devices do too, though some may require a fixed setting. The only thing you are likely to have to set is from the...

If you're going to outsource bigger prints, it's a better idea to outsource it all, big or small. Then as business increases you will have more money laid aside to buy the proper equipment. And then you will have enough business to support the new equipment when you get it. If it never gets...

Did they have ice frozen on them before it happened? Another poster has shown pictures of similar failure with that as the purported cause.

One of the first jobs I had when I started in signs included painting pictorials on three billboards for an equine supply company. Giant pictures of horses plus lettering. It was surprisingly easy compared to making the same painting on a small canvas to display in your house. Then about a year...

The Designjet is a photo and poster printer. Even their brochures say the use is for indoor signage and tradeshow graphics. If you're selling signs, your customers will want outdoor durable. In addition, as soon as you say you sell signs, someone will want a 4x8. Can't do that in one piece with...