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https://www.cpcsigns.com/ that is absurdly low, I would really be questioning the authenticity of the reflective material my guess, buying in bulk from China price is low enough that it can be done,

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Charge by the hour (shop rate) + material used. If you have done removals before you can "guess". After it has started, update the customer and tell them if it will be more than the guess. ALWAYS have a waiver signed, even if you did the installation and know the material used.

did you do anything else besides writing your name? if the check is deposited or cashed, the money would come from his account. guessing he wanted a receipt for the transaction for taxes?

also, the URL addresses are different on between the signs. I would make the "tree" the max size of the sign and then watermark it. so it is there, but not distracting from the name of the company and allows the company and URL to be bigger less is more and most people will google the company...

http://www.lindsignspring.com/signspring-on-premise https://www.signcomp.com/media/201203230403-WMT2090.pdf

Exactly!!! We do this and it has made all the difference. The customers have the option and they can decide what is best by price and the longevity. We do show them the difference and what they can expect.

The hard cases are needed for shipping and also for checked luggage with flights

Pricing IMO is a balance of comparing online prices (Vista Print, BuildASign, etc.) to what you can get local customers to spend. Also, take into account what other local shops are selling their products for. The above pints are done AFTER you establish what your operating cost is and the TOTAL...

most substrate suppliers sell premade signs you can also get completed since from one of the MM here without more information about the type of sign you are making, hard to make suggestions beyond a broad stroke

we have tried a MIG with the spool gun on a miller and had issues, inconsistent feed rate, too hot, required too thick of material, etc. you need to look at a TIG welder or a spot welder. for thinner material, especially Aluminum

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your budget is going to be needed before suggestions start getting tossed around. also would suggest contacting local vendors and getting print samples Firesprint seems to like their new flatbed https://signs101.com/threads/just-installed-our-new-durst-rho-p10-250-hs-plus.151172/#post-1413337

will you be using the laminator application to the substrate? If so remember to allocate for the infeed and the outfeed. keep as much on casters as possible. you won't have a vehicle in the bay 24/7 so when no installing you can spread out. make your application table the same height as your...

Exactly, If this post is related to your other post about the end customer noticing glue residue, I'm willing to bet they would notice a layered edge https://signs101.com/threads/remove-adhesive-residue-from-shrinking-wall-wrap.151251/

as long as they are not close enough to see/feel the overlap, this option

Thanks, but we have already spoken with Georgia, was told Y'all do not offer a hard case

Correct, it is a total of 1/8" as Dan stated, the type of equipment being used will decide what is needed

try gene with http://www.ccengraving.net/

correct, there is the BLEED, CUT & SAFE lines. Each line is 1/8" apart.