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we use vinyl coated alum for the thin gauge stuff (.003 and .005) you can get it from lawrence and frederick

nikkalite from harbor sales but if that doesn't work google it i am sure there are other suppliers

send file to peter@alpack-pic.com i will give it a shot

we have always used the nikkalite reflective and never had any printing issues. also it cost less then the other name brands

yes we have used the oracal 3268. they only thing is they recommend no bleed (leave like 1/4" of non print area on the edges. also they have to make sure the surface is clean before they apply them

i actually had a customer who had me print some graphics for his truck and apparently the graphic came from a greatful dead album but ididn't know that. long story short someone who was involved with the greatful dead saw his truck and got a lawyer and they sued him. he ended up paying like...

not sure how the actual law reads but if a customer comes to you with a job and verifies that it's ok to print the job how are you to blame. it's on his truck so doesn't it become his responsibility since it's his property?

nazdar has a material called polypro it's part of their image star line. it's similar to a fat head type material. not sure how it would work on floors but it's a low tac to the touch and repositionable, works great on glass and walls. maybe that would do the trick but i would be concerned with...

wrisco, harbor sales, lawrence & frederick

i just make a cut line box around each line of copy when i create it in illustrator then weed one line at a time and if the text is really small i apply the application tape first and then weed it off the tape and re-apply to the release liner, works ok for me

i would have expected a long line outside and i am stealing this pic...hahaha

the roland tech guy showed us that in versa once but i need to practice with it (seemed a little tricky at first but i am sure i can get the hang of it)

thanks for the info i will check it all out. we have sign lab and have used the badge function which is good for ser. no.s but i haven't tried anything with barcodes. the other issue is sometimes a nameplate may have multiple areas that get variable data. this pops up with a lot of...

anyone use variable data software for bar codes, serial no's. we make a lot of nameplates and labels that require this and we either have to sub it out or do it manually (which is a PITA)

good stuff, some funny and some helpfull...thx

oh and the customer will be putting them on the pots which is part of the problem i have to make it work so anyone can apply it

have a job to make decals for these plastic flower pots and i am having trouble with the label it self. i cant get the shape correct so it lays straight and flat. i thought about knotching it in two places so it gives relief. i was hopeing someone had a formula of some sort on how to get the...

The owner has been know to pick up a 12 pack on a hot friday afternoon before we have left for a select few to enjoy a beer or two. Not like a friday drinking binge or anything like that. Also not on a regular basis

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