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looks so good not sure i would be able to work on it. wouldn't want to mess it up

all good helpful info (as usual) thanks for the input

thanks for the input. long story short i have to get business insurance and thought the way my current situation was i was covered but i was incorrect so before something happens i need to get it. it's not so much for the office as for the installs. i was just wondering specifically what kind of...

not sure what their size restrictions are but i know Merritt graphics make them

with all the law suits going on these days just wondering what you are covered for and how much you think is enough?

just curious who you have your business insurance through and how much coverage you have? not so much for the business it self but insurance for installs. if you or someone gets hurt on the job, damage to property or damage caused by the sign you installed?

you can do this, it works (thanks for teaching me that Gino) or you can put a cleaning cart in. i have done both and no problems

IF YOU CAN AVOID IT DON'T EVER SHOW THE CUSTOMER A PMS SWATCH!!!!! just kidding. we use PMS solid coated swatch book and you probably also want the PMS /CMYK swatch book to help with your conversions. the other good thing is the most recent update to versawork has PMS identification. the machine...

like i said i have always used silicone so just wondering which was better and now i know...thanks

i was reading another thread where someone suggested construction adhesive instead of silicone and i was wondering which is better or why you would use one over the other. i am installing some cut alum letters this weekend and normally i just use silicone on the studs and in the holes. never had...

i will start exact in one corner so top and side are right to the edge and it's easier to just have the other two edges to deal with rather then all four.

if you really want them to wear it and they don't then send the violator home for the day. sounds kind of harsh but you are the boss and if you are worried about someone getting hurt and costing the company money then that's what you have to do.

+1

we run uv, vinyl and epoxy inks. when cleaning the screens they use vinyl wash thinner(screen wash) and comet. they wear rubber gloves but i think that's it

did you talk to fellers direct or to your sales rep? sometimes your sales rep will go that extra mile for you. they might be able to get you a small piece from one of their locations.

maybe someone here has some they can sell you but did you try the manufacturer? sometimes you can get a sample from them that will meet your needs

sounds like you might a new holder but another thing i have been told on here, which has helped is put a drop of oil in the blade holder and sometimes that can clear it up (for a little while anyway)

+1 i have a customer who orders similar posters from us and they had a frame system built. i don't really have any info on it because they had it done one their own, sorry but that's the best way. just making posters they can slide in and out with the frame to protect from pickers.

try Bur-Lane inc. or JDS industries

https://www.dpmedia.com/ try these guys, ask for dale. i don't use paper but i get some other products form them and they are pretty good.