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If you are hoping to have a vector cut around the shape it won't work. Try imporinin a pdf with a clear background into a file that has the cut outline. Place the pdf over the cut shape then print and cut.

Here is the back of the last t-shirt we did. We also have simple clean embroiderd shirts like Signmaniac's (nice job by the way) for more proffessional meetings.

This was our first time using Peachtree Foamcraft. We did four of these 4'x6' to be mounted between granite post. I changed the design from what they said they wanted, but other than that it was a snap.

Nice Job.

lol. Almost missed that one. Must have snuck in the back door.

http://www.signcraft.com/libraries/archive-docs/An-Accurate-Hourly-Rate-is-the-Basis-for-Effective-Pricing.pdf

Lots to think about. How much does the material cost? What are your overhead cost? Rivits or no rivits. How long will it take to complete? The first step in pricing is knowing your cost. After that it is a matter of how much you need to charge to cover your overhead and make an hourly rate that...

My first thoughts..

I would tweew the R at the end of your name. At first glance it looks like a B to me. I like the way it kicks back under the name but needs a little tweeking. I would also put more emphasis on what you are offering. Premier is great but Signs and Graphics or Vehicle wraps are more important as a...

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Need some help with this font please.

That is where I would be if it were just the vinyl all by itself. Substrait and subcontractor fees seperate. Hope you find a way to get this done without loosing your shirt.

:popcorn: How do you win a bid that you don't even know how to do. Where do you get your pricing from?

Thank you!

I have had and used this font in the past, but I can't figure it out now that I need to use it again. Thanks Jim

Well done!

Temp signs are just that. It is hard to produce a tempory sign and keep the cost down without using cheap materials. That being said, they don't have to be ugly. I find a lot of customers say they want tempory signs but want them to last for years on end. Sell them what they are asking for then...

Elmwood was a rush job. Turned it around in a week from time of order to install. All HDU and painted with latex paint. I took some photos along the way. The tree took the longest. I carved the shape and then used a dremel toor to create more depth. Thanks.

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Thanks everyone. Glad you liked.