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Need to get this chiseled looking font. The online id sites won't work because they overlap Its one of those where I will slap my head when I hear the name. Thanks in advance

Anywhere that easy access to the monorail that will take you right there...

Call Casey at Signburst...

Did anyone do a copyright/trademark search to make sure Stella Artois wouldn't come a-knockin'?

artbot found his logo, artbot found his logo...

...from Nigeria...

We just do a single layer of color followed by a double-hit pass of white followed by a pass of 4 color - all inline with the UV flatbed. Takes a little longer but its a one step process and looks nice. Doing it this way you can also put in some cool watermark effects.

IMHO - of the two choices - Multicam would be the way to go for what you will be doing. The suggestion that was offered to find cabinet shops or woodworking shops to get their opinions is a good one. Have both AXYZ and Multicam give you a list of 10 local clients (within 100 miles) - that have...

...and of course there's the millions of enemployed construction workers...

Curious as to how much more exposure you will get there than your location that was on South Blvd. which is one of the highest traffic areas in the city. We are moving to 5600 sf. on 9/1 to make room for another flatbed and a new router along with all the other printers and residual stuff we...

Gee... if i look over my shoulder I see a very large 72x125 CET flatbed churning away behind me...

We do ours with graphics out with a taped hem and graphics in with a sewn hem. Either way - they always get wrapped with paper and sealed with a company decal and a printout of the banner is taped to the paper with the specs on it.

I print on .005 polypropylene for paint roller cover packaging samples with my CET and it works fine. helps having the white ink, too. Have to use only one lamp on low power, though.

$140K - $160K, but I bet you could get them down to $120K

What printer are you leaning towards? How pissed would you be if you settled on the Jetrix and found out they are leaving the US market?

Not necessarily so... depends on type of router. Graphics routers with vision systems use those file types - but woodworking routers use .dxf or .dwg files. You need to ask the router guy what to provide.

Dude, You shoulda just called me... I have everything you need here. SM

For any customer that is paying with credit card - we just add 3.5% to the total quote and the "fee" is absorbed by the customer in the original quote or we add it to the shipping/handling charges if we are making containers to ship large prints. I go to a lot of gun shows to pick up various...

Has the stated length of each roll changed to the shorter dimension? I mean instead of 150 are they now stating 120 - or whatever it is?