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I hear Dunder Mifflin is a good paper co.

6 to 10K here. But we take the vehicles apart and on pickups we even set the bed back. Like said above, if you wanted to do jams we would be closer to 10K. I usually tell clients they should have bought the color they wanted. We rarely get the job and that is fine because its a PITA and we are...

Here ya go

Tigershark Bold Italic https://www.findmyfont.com/index.php/fonts/font-preview?fset=Dafont-7%20%2F%20%28Freemium%29&ffam=Tigershark%20Bold%20Italic%20-%20Bold%20Italic&fstyle=&fsize=60&fid=273b09528b10ca7f1dcb433b25421cd9&wrap=2&text=RCOS

Why not gsg?

Looks like it is laying down too much ink for that material. What are you printing on? What are your heater settings? What are your VW settings?

I run the front and rear cams in everything we own. I did it first in my daughter's car because video doesnt lie. I have sense added them to everything. I got them off of amazon for $200ish. The cool thing is these also record while your parked and detect movement or collision and save the...

that is great unless the RGB has blue or green in it. Blue will shift purple and green will shift darker.

I just picked up a SC540 pro3 to use while we wait on the VF2. I cant print wraps with the EJ so I had to do something to keep up with jobs. I am ok with the VF2 being locked for service and inks will come soon enough. There will be a work around for the locked service mode too sooner or later.

I run Roland equipment. We run an old SP540i, EJ640, GX640, and a GS24. All run great. We are waiting on a VF2 640 to be delivered, it is currently and for the last 90 days anchored off the California coast or sitting on the docks.

Buy a network card and have IT install it and set it up to run the printer. Best of both worlds, PC still has access to the network and printer is connected direct.

Add a white border like mentioned above.

We run one. Bought it when they first came out. With most cutters, you run them till they die or start getting lazy. Ours is still going strong. I dont have any CONS to speak of, except I wish it had a cutting channel/setup for perf-cutting. It will eat up cutting strips pretty fast perf-cutting.

Permit or not, that needs engineering. And no wood is not going to be acceptable. What do they have supporting the sign panels? I would personally give the client the option of building per the engineer's drawings with a deposit of the engineering fees and some extra for your time. Give them...

I do a lot of our work under maintenance. Bulb changes, LED retros, new faces, etc. No permit required. I would suggest printing the sign code for the areas you work in and highlight/tab them. Keep them in binders in the install truck. Code enforcement is notorious for rolling up on a bulb...

Im good to about 50'. Then I have to have my wife winch my underwear from my ass when I get home.

Whats your question. Are your using Flexi or Onyx Thrive?

I have found Illustrator does some massive behind the scenes crap to gradients. It will produce a mask around the object and a gradient rectangle made from a metric shit ton of smaller rectangles, all different shades. It really pisses Flexi off upon importing to design. The simple quick "get...

We just had a few failures of the lettering a few months after install with it. The edges started rolling back and the decals looked like they were bubbling up everywhere. The bubbles were not huge, probably no bigger than a pencil eraser. They told me that we didnt press hard enough and post...

Just F art really loud then turn and act shocked they are standing behind you. Of course apologize, then a few minutes later repeat. They wont hang around long. I mean it works on my daughter when she is bugging me, it should work fine for a annoying client.