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Going strong here, we have work booked into next year already.

Our Sabre was 20 yrs old just replaced it with a Colex. The saber was a work horse and the colex is a champ for us

Here's a new one. All of the sudden when I am setting up multiple signs to print on my Acuity flatbed and sending the file from my Onyx Production House RIP, I used to send the signs over with a 1" spacing between signs (so 2 18" wide signs would be 37"). Now when I enter the 1" spacing it is...

I would wonder if the letters would really "glow" at night. Unless you are in a very rural area I would think it really wouldn't be dark enough with all of the surrounding ambient light to give a true glow in the dark effect. Also don't most glow in the dark vinyls only last about an hour?

We just took our 26500 to the dump.......

What is you shops hourly rate? How many can you make in that hour? What does it cost for you machine to run? People?

We talk about this all the time, trying to compete with the cheapest guy just to get the work is a race to the bottom. If at the end of the day you made the sign, installed it and then gave the customer $100 just to get the work something is wrong. What is your "nut" to keep the doors open, do...

So black reflective on a white ACM sign........

Polycarve.....

IMHO you should be making at least $1.15 more an hour. Looking at an average raise of 4% per year. As Gino touched on, where are you benefit wise, that does come into play.

ShopVox works great for us.

That's some tasty stuff!!

We have the Roll Over and love it

We have been using the same banner material for years, made the 3 on the left a year ago and they went brown. We have never had this happen before (as far as we know). We haven't changed our system.....thoughts? Thanks

So would it be fair, if, pricing by the car you drive, for your vendors to charge you more if they saw a new bucket truck in your driveway? Asking for a friend.

I would look at the orientation again. They are incorrect, the flag should wave towards the back of the vehicle

Off topic but the flags are not properly oriented however with the arrow they wouldn't look right

We have done these and what worked best for us was to make a paper template and then brake down each part of the wrap to fit the specific area. The first time took a couple of tries but it's really not as bad as it looks.

I would be careful, just because he is your neighbor doesn't mean you should do the job. I would guide him to what will and won't work and why. Remember if he doesn't like it after the fact or something goes wrong there is a good chance that, when anyone asks him about the windows he is going...

We have a small showroom and a video display. We would need a warehouse to really show off everything we can do.