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the phone numbers is not following the bodyline?

i already commented about your storefront on the bass boat thread.. but again i gotta say i am jealous. i'm in the process of putting up some lighted boxes on my new storefront ... but the channel letters look great!!!! and the neon on the screaming t's does too.

you must have a lot of money... i would have to have a plan for it , before i bought it. i would started selling these kinds of signs by outsourcing to determine my market first. thats how i do sandblast and routed signs now and i have determined for me at this point outsourcing is the...

on a side note... you shop looks awesome.. channel letters, neon, huge storfront.. i am jealous. and the boat looks good too!

i'm sure you could rip and print with flexi print se... not sure about the contour, but i thought you could. if you are already good witht the adobe products, then i would design with those and use the flexi to rip and print. i don't think you really need signlab? an expensive program when...

jeez louise!! that is cool... do you use poser and 3ds a lot. and if so is for dimensional signs or just fun stuff like this.

they have a demo version... i downloaded it and xtreme path and xtreme path was so good i never really checked it out a lot

the red you can get in RGB is not achievable in CMYK so depending on how you rip is set to handle the out of gamut colors it can turn a bright RGB red into a orangish CMYK. if the fade is being rendered perceptual and you have designed in RGB... i see you listed the values for your red...

i run a mutoh falcon and i would say i could print 2 full rolls off one set ... they are not all full coverage. i know i have printed a 40 ft trailer wrap and several 4x8s along with lots of smaller things in a month and all of one set of inks.

it also is possible he is just trying to get the files and take them somewhere else that will work for cheap? if he has the files he doesn't need you . he could get anyone with the printing equipment to do the work.

yep $25 a month... all the vids you can soak up. great deal

wasatch was the best i used.. (between Onyx, flexi, wasatch) the color was great and was feature rich. i had one roland converted to CMYKOG and it drove it beautifully

a local guy here has one and it prints over 60" (63" i think) the print quality i saw was very good.

so your prints are 54" and lam 54" ... no room for error? or is there a little white on each side of you prints? it could be the main roller is not exactly level and is skewing and wrinkling the prints.. or the lam is not loaded right (which if you've done this a while shouldn't be your...

thats your job as the man in the biz... signmaniac is a good example , i've seen the pics of his awesome showroom and his prices he gets are very profitable.. is he a better sign man than me... i don't know? is he a better businessman/salesman .. absolutely. that confidence can be...

thats true... i've found people that i think are inferior designers/signmakers than i selling for more than i get... they are superior businessmen/marketers/salesman... the prices can be gotten, most of the time people think the only thing they can compete on is price... not true if you...

yep i took the roll off the take up reel and did the same thing you are describing and had lam wider than the print and it was a mess.

T sometimes its because the sign maker is not enough of a business man to understand what it takes to really turn a profit.

this is true.. mcdonalds and outback and ruth chris steakhouse all sell hamburgers .. basicly the same.. but some get a lot more money. atmoshpere and presentation and service is the biggest difference.

heres one with some changes