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I mean the sandy texture in the print, it's not crisp like it should be like this: http://www.paperjetprint.co.za/printing-company-cape-town-images/images/stickers-printing-cape-town-closeup.jpg

Your printer prints that quality of color?

Correct, I don't think anyone has the equipment to do what they want, if I recall it's laced sewing, pole pockets, hemming, certain size and type of rope, etc. EDIT: Oh and also an exact mil thickness and density, so you have to order a custom roll of material for it.

Nobody has the equipment or cares to spend all day making a single banner.

Not in my city. They ask for a lot more than webbing. Plus if anything is wrong or not done exactly to spec, they refuse the order and won't pay. It seems most sign shops in the city won't do it, they now have to source to out of the area shops. I've spoken with several sign shops that won't do it.

Drop shadow, I know it's been answered.

Our city is the same, they want a 10X reinforced banner to hang over the street. It's more hassle than it's worth because it has to be exactly 100% to what they ask for or else it gets denied. It actually gets inspected first. Not worth the headache.

Most of my stuff is laminated too, but when someone wants a bumper sticker or yard signs don't need it because the vinyl and ink will outlast the coroplast anyways. Some people want a temporary patch to put over something, etc.

I highly recommend a print and cut. It's quite a hassle to go from one to another. If it's not laminated, it finishes it 100% when it's done. Everybody has their preferences, but I love Roland. It's a little slower than some, but great quality and they are workhorses with a high resale value.

Yeah I use them, but was unsure if they were UL Listed and if they were any good.

Hmm I need to start making these as no one offers them?

National accounts handle those.

It's really good, it's like goo gone X10

I cut it all off with a knife

I don't quite understand what you meant by this post? But meeting face to face is best so there is no one else involved and we can talk things out. Some members on here fuel the fire and make things worse. By cutting them out, we can come to a resolution.

Oh that, yeah that was awhile back. We barely did installs and only really started in 2014, when I found out I needed a contractors license to pull a permit, I freaked out with my pending jobs, but took my tests and passed, been good ever since. I understand not wanting to use your license, it...

Anyone know of a good wholesaler for standard 4' X 8' LED box cabinets? I've used Sign Faces but they have a 5 week turn around time. I don't need the face, just the UL listed cabinet. Thanks

See if vector doctor can make it for you. Here is a decent quality image of it.

Where did the contractor license come from??? You have a Class C BSC and a Class A ELE. Not sure where that popped up from. Borrowing one of your installers wasn't because you were committed, it's that you didn't want one of your employees helping another sign shop is how you meant it. Give me...

I should! I'll get started right away on the meme!