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We've been purchasing from cheap wrap tools for a few months, I just gotta say i'm blown away. Their squeegees ..just don't die. I got some going on a month old, and we're wrapping literally 9 hrs a day. My installers love them... simple clean and just durable. Better than geekwaps IMO.. just...

Big Fish is a gangster, sent me some canvas to try out, and refuses to bill me.

new Rolands have a ton of lemons out there, and to be frank they're overpriced by.. well a lot. Nothing beats the new Gen Latex 360+ machines. Trust me i've tried them all. and literally 0 maintenance on my latex machines.

it's a school they prob have 9k budget for it.

A real loaded question. There are so many levels of flatbeds out there. Are you looking for entry level?

latex printer all day. I think we clean the fans like once a month. Takes 2 min. That's our maintenance.

50% deposit, 50% when completed.

Fun, everything is in writing for us, and it seems like you covered your base. Unfortunately....this is just one of those things where i feel like they're gonna do their best to f* you... from not paying balance.. to bad reviews.. its one of those things i'd suck up, do it, and never do business...

that's a cool story. I respect it. So with that said, stop chiming in giving business advice when you know nothing about it.

$250 minimum in our shop. $350 if it requires us getting a vehicle to do something offsite. No matter how small. If it's a large client, we do regular work for, we literally just add it to the daily burn, and give it to them, as making an invoice for it will cost more than the actual job.

haha, awesome video, but the inexperience of installing is showing big time in that video

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yeah, just giving a quick example of how the art of pulling a lever is kinda dead compared to what other jobs are offering for more.

Such a blanket statement, especially people like me who have worked hard to get to where we are. People turning the crank are just going to eventually be out of business. That's a raw fact you have to accept. Those manufacturing plants will very likely go out of business, for the sheer reason of...

you're absolutely 100% wrong. It won't die, it will only grow bigger. Technology is making it easier for people to get things done more efficiently and accurately. Will the whole "art" of sign painting die.. yeah i think it already has.. but the sign industry will not die. In the 50's-80's Large...

All Cut by hand, 6 layers - Brushed Dibond, 2nd surface Clear vinyl printed with baby blue White Vinyl for Flood behind blue .75 inch acrylic stepped in. more Di cut brushed metal for lettering, and glued to acrylic Finished off with LED lighting behind & 1 inch standoffs ok just kidding...

Gino, i have a feeling you have pencils older than me.

There was a time when we tried to compete with the snakes in the market who were just making enough to pay for material/labor with no profits. The best decision i ever made was throwing that mindset in the garbage, and pricing us 60% higher. Our business literally exploded, and turned into what...

Does summa not have an illustrator plug in?

I'm 31. Owned by business for 10 years. I'm young. I'm a business owner before an "artist" I have a degree in Degree in Design and Business. With that said - there are much more efficient ways to do things now. And i can tell you it does take much less talent than it use to. Now a days, you can...