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BANNER SEWING SERVICES 137 W. Putnam Ferry Rd. Woodstock, GA 30189 (678) 494-3195 bannersewing@att.net

Signs2trade if they need to be 18" x 24". Signs365 doesn't do 18" x 24"....they do 17-5/8" x 23-5/8" and talk to you like you're the fool when you complain that 17-5/8" is not 18".

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I think I'm gonna change the title on my business card from "GUY WHO WORKS HERE" to "DAMN GOOD GUY YOU NEED TO GIVE ALL YOUR MONEY TO"

A very, very wise man once told me that most people who call themselves Graphic Designers aren't.

For us 3x10 and 2x6 are the most common by far.

I've got two 18' x 18' banners installed that were shipped folded and sat on the floor still boxed up for two months before the customer installed them. Very minor stretching/puckering was visible on the folds when it was installed, by the next day they were gone. Looked through my billboard...

Nevermind.

They say they sent me two separate letters about it....and I apparently (and quite possibly) ignored them both. That's a dang good article, thanks for posting that.

Customer called a few months ago and said he had a sign cabinet that he needed new faces in. It no longer had working lighting and he didn't want to fix it, he just wanted aluminum panels to slide into it. Asked him what size he needed the panels, he didn't know, so we talked about how to...

Can we see it?

Not an utomobile but a piece of industrial machinery. It had been shot with an epoxy primer. Vinyl stuck just fine and went down nice and smooth. Finished the whole 2' x 8' panel in minutes. Went back to trim the edges and around the holes where the knobs and switches were going to be...

I think you're thinking of "FIRST SALE DOCTRINE", not fair use. Between First Sale, Fair Use, Derivative Works, Licensing Exclusions, Trademarks, and Copyright law I'm willing to bet that the person with the most money to throw at a lawyer will win. (one of the few exceptions I've ever heard...

Not that I'm an authority by any means but the ONE licensed vehicle job we did was less than $200. They understand "one time use", it's not like you're about to print 10,000 t-shirts. I've also heard of people doing it as subcontractors of licensed shops. Of course none of that matters. You...

Fred nailed the font but that logo needs some help. It's bad enough to seriously hurt the image of the business, they'd be better served with just plain lettering. I know you're dealing with what you were dealt though. After seeing it this idea popped in my head and I just threw it together...

Local licensing from Collegiate Licensing is $100. Holograms, school royalties and such will set you back another $100. Do that and you're good to go.

Talk about a complete change of direction. A month ago you were thinking about moving into a 10,000 sf shop and going into 3D stuff and adding a whole bunch of strees (and potential). Now you're going the exact opposite direction and eliminating everything! It honestly sounds like a great...

Had a truck driver come in last Wednesday afternoon and needed truck lettering Thursday morning. Just happened to work out that I was going to be at the shop late for a different project and could run it for him. Got payment in full from him, had it for him at 8:30 the next morning. When he...