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Then maybe everyone should enter, and enter often, next year.

Do people not enter the contest? Those wraps aren't bad but I've seen better posted here.

We do them all the time using 10oz banner material. Make sure you specify matte finish material, glossy material will leave a glare in photos.

Since there was a big discussion here last week about it notice that the Author's Notes below it say it's free for personal use and links to the commercial version.

Couldn't the pattern have been printed with the graphics turned 90 degrees? (I know practically nothing about wrapping a truck)

You used to be able to call and ask for him and they'd connect you to him.

Why'd the rotate the pattern 90 degrees on the hood?

I'm sure it will find it's place. There are enough niche markets out there that I'm sure somebody's eyes lit up with dollar signs when they saw it.

I have no doubt that was part of it but come on....if you're gonna make a statement flying across the country to deliver a couple of banners is a pretty loud statement. Do I think it was overboard and unnecessary? Completely. Am I gonna forget it? Not any time soon.

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I think this means I'm obligated to fly to Detroit and buy him lunch.

I'm very happy with the printing and finishing from them and their reliability. I'm updating this post just to link to the conclusion of how this worked out in case somebody sees it later...

I am sitting here absolutely stunned about what just happened. I can't even figure out how to write about it. Signs365 is in Michigan. I'm in Alabama. Yesterday I ordered two 2'x6' banners for same day production but through an error on my part or theirs the banners didn't ship yesterday...

No it wouldn't. Trust me, I've done the honest math on it 50 times and I'm doing better without a printer. I know there are inherent risks associated with doing next day banners but when customer brings me an art file and is willing to pay $8.50 psf and all I've got to do is upload a file and...

He switched from a 45 degree blade to a 60 degree. Wouldn't that make a difference?

I like dealing with Signs365 because their website is easy as heck to order from, their prices are good, and their quality is good. I take advantage of Same Day banner production a good bit because it's made me pretty competitive with local shops with printers. I place 3-4 orders a week with...

The aluminum layer on the alumacore is heavier than the aluminum on the polymetal.

We used to do all the work for a huge music festival in town. Never failed that the two weeks before were 16-18 hour days. They were literally dumping stuff on us as fast as they could come up with it. By the time the festival actually got here the last thing I wanted to do was show up.

3mm Coro - no problem 10mm Coro - several passes plus changing the blade depth 2mm Sintra - couple of passes ,060 Styrene - score and snap Acrylic - Turn the blade over so that the square edge, not the sharp edge, is on the plastic. Score several times and snap

Now that I think about it I'm pretty sure every time I've done that the other shop pretty much said "Screw that guy, you can have him, he's a pain in the ***."