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Why are they required to be .080"? 8-10 years is a very tall order for any digital print. I wouldn't trust it if they are wanting them warrantied. Putting an 1/8" piece of acrylic in front of it can cause problems of cr@p getting in-between, or condensation. At my last job, we routinely...

If you're in Tracy, CA and this is going on a sign (like a backlit cabinet) or you are making a sign for a building or property, and it's over 500 bucks, you need to have a California contractors license.

I see one minor flaw with the copyright release, by giving the client ALL RIGHTS, the designer is inadvertently giving up his right of promotion. A designer should ALWAYS keep his rights of promotion (entering the work in competitions, magazine articles, portfolios, marketing materials) unless...

Free! http://www.lexisnexis.com/clients/caagencylaw/CA_Contractors_2013.pdf

From the States website: "C-61 - Limited Specialty - No study guide available (No trade exam required)" http://www.cslb.ca.gov/Contractors/Applicants/Examination_Study_Guides/ And it states the same thing here (as well as a link to the law portion of the exam)...

On the actual form you download from the State... I believe it says that all you need to do is take the law portion of the exam, your documented experience covers the trade portion.

I stand corrected, you do have integrity... You might want to look into a D-42 Installation license http://www.cslb.ca.gov/About_Us/Library/Licensing_Classifications/C-61_Limited_Speciality/D-42_-_Non-Electrical_Sign_Installation.aspx You obviously have the expertise...

Another reason I don't drink Bushmills, or any drink for that matter... though if i was smart, walking around with a bottle would better explain my monkey suit.

That was a lost bet... I actually chose my hair style...

Some haircuts are harder to forget than others... especially when there is a camera involved

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I'd look at a larger radius since you are just starting out... if I had a fleet, and wanted someone competent, I'd go farther to get the job done right... plus you want to see how these guys are marketing themselves.... ProWraps, OMG Wraps, Vehicle Wraps Inc. are who I would look at.

How many times have we said a person interested in doing this should get trained on the job? 2 years in a full service shop can be quite a bit of training for the right person. I agree with a lot of what is being said about being careful what to buy, saving cash, requiring yourself to being...

I saw this a while back....

Just came across this... http://sandiego.craigslist.org/esd/med/5227099286.html

I don't everyone here deals with square signs... Most sign people who deal with city/codes/permits usually have restrictions on square footage. We try to give our clients the appropriate size sign, and occasionally with restrictions, the largest sign we can put. (See image below) It's...

Obviously a rectangle is easy enough to figure out... I deal with calculating square footages all the time, most are a combination of squares, rectangles circles ovals and type. With ascenders and descenders I have to draw the overall size... yes, I can figure it out on paper... or look over...

For Corel Draw: http://macromonster.com/index.php?mod=descr&id_desc=127&keyword=get+area&Submit=Go For Illustrator: https://www.hotdoor.com/cadtools/overview

Do you work with Corel or Illustrator?

Sowwy "Z" I accidentally pressed the dislike button on my phone... Most basic cabinets around here are fabricated. Nearly all non-illuminated are. I occasionally use extrusions on system signs but most of my clients, and myself prefer hidden attachments. On the use of rivets, I think if...