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gloves, a good respirator, full coverage glasses, long sleeve shirt. also, try to be aware of the wind direction doesn't blow back on you doesn't blow onto someone before you or their vehicle

Howard Industries or Landmark Sign Ltd would be my first guess

exactly. the location plays a MAJOR factor in the rate, cost of living here is low example, a 2 Bed / 2 Bath, 1089 SF rent house including appliances, with a fenced yard and garage is $525 per month the experience also plays a factor.

Are you asking because you are the employer and want to keep a good employee or are you the employee who feels is being underpaid we pay $15.23 hr.

you can try "ghosting" and/or have random people call

even if you get a sports or equipment bag big enough and durable enough, that is going to be 200 PLUS pounds. Are you strong enough to carry it and navigate the stairs/commuters? I would look at a 3 position Hand Cart...

a good SHARP knife, a true straight edge and a table that is VERY FLAT with those points, it is fast and easy. yesterday cut down 120' of panels in a little over 1 hour

Exactly, the tax rate is dictated by the town the office is located in. Example: you live in 123, travel to ABC and install a pole sign. the tax rate for this job is dictated by town 123. if you have multiple offices, the rate of the office doing the work is used.

other options clothe/wallpaper steamer high heat pressure washer

do a mailer for your area. if you are wanting the higher end, showcase this type of work. also, wrap your vehicle

we found these to hold up the best, beenusing the same bottles for about 5 years. https://www.chemicalguys.com/Dilution_Bottle_and_Heavy_Duty_Sprayer_3_Pack_p/acc138.htm rapid tac rapid remover 99% isopropyl alcohol and they are still spraying great

besides the aforementioned http://www.zooprinting.com/ is another source

since EBSCO stopped serving smaller shops. we were suggested to look at http://vantageled.com/, haven't placed an order so can't speak to a direct experience

paneling is easy once you find the method that works for your shop for us, we use the following make sure your substrate is the same size trim as needed in the design program, place VERY SMALL AND FAINT registration marks in the 4 corners at the same size of the substrate panels Doing this...

https://www.whatfontis.com/Bellevue-BQ.font

Thanks for the input. Will look into the options listed

when we have done a project with dry-erase we ALWAYS suggest that the OEM vis-à-vis markers are used. the EXPO brand leaves ghosts and not as good for long-term

when shipping graphics that have pre-mask / transfer tape on them. we always roll as loose as the shipping container will allow, you want to make sure that the mask is facing out.

A customer is wanting the holographic effect as shown. We have not seen the decals in person, only the provided image This looks to be done on an edge printer. Can this effect be done with a Roland Eco-Sol? If so, how? Vinyl Lamination

if they are curling directly from the printer, then start looking at your printer. IMO your heat is too high on the printer and is cooking the vinyl.