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Well to each their own I suppose...

Not even in the same ball league. Sorry all you brushwackers, you can't touch this (and it's not even that good of a photo). I have major respect for those who can paint, but paint < digitally printed photo, if your goal is a realistic photo.

What about a contractor using the lumber a homeowner bought? A plumber using the tub the homeowner supplied? A copy shop using the neon yellow paper you brought in? It happens. I wouldn't make it a practice...but if you have a customer who just needs some stuff cut once in a blue moon, I'd say...

Dude.... you serious here? I'm pretty sure a 18oz 4' x 20' blank would run you under $100....not to mention, it'd save you from getting high from chemicals, ruining your fingernails and drying out your hands. I mean...if you want to do it, feel free. I just struggle seeing the reasoning here...

I prefer Oracal over 3M, but honestly either one will work great. Only 2 brands I'd use with confidence. Also agree with Mike on the installer part. If you've only been in this business for a couple months, it's almost guaranteed you're gonna blow that wrap job. Wraps are in a whole different...

Same thing here. Thought they were more attractive than the H wire ones, first ten signs came back within a week. All broken.

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Bob doesn't believe in ethics or morals. He's above all of that nonsense. :corndog:

You mean like a macro, or like a particular series of gradients? Personally I find little use for either... but to each their own I suppose. Perhaps I'm missing exactly what you're referring to?

Well is it just 1 color or full color? Black text on white is a lot less ink than full flood, so how's coverage? How much time do you have to complete the job?

Up to you really. Could you do it? Sure. Would it be more profitable to just outsource it and keep doing work in house? Well, perhaps. You could find wholesale printers that do these kind of orders daily that could handle the job with ease, and you just mark up a buck or something per decal, and...

Why? Not your liablity. You are not installing the sign, so all liablity is on him to get permits. Don't see any way this could come back and bite you unless the customer got REALLY pissy and unreasonable. Legally, I'd say you're fine.

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So if I had a newspaper ad, advertising my "neon sign spinners" dated 3 years ago, and have invoices for a couple other companies who purchased them 2-3 years ago...you really think you could back up your patent? ;) :corndog:

You serious??? Call me a noob but I haven't heard of that one before....

So whatchya going to do when I tell you I put LED stripes on a sign spinners sign 3 years ago....?

I'm quite sure Mr. Antonelli has accomplished far more in the design world than you ever will. While no one is perfect, Antonelli is one of the handful of people on here that when he offers advice, I listen and read carefully. I agree with his opinions on this design and don't think he was...

I kept my mouth shut. But was chuckling inside. Didn't want to let him know that my post count is probably still around top 10 on here. He might've thought I have no life!!! ;)

So I'm working away earlier this week and a guy walks in my door. I go and chat with him and see he's a salesman. Come to find out he's with a wholesale sign provider. After a quick schpeel he points at one of his papers and says "and I'm not sure if you've ever heard of Signs101, but we are...

My eyes hurt but I got a 0. lol. Anyone elses eyes hurt after staring at that?