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You guys are too kind. Thanks for the positive feedback!!

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I could tell you, but then I'd have to kill you. Kidding... but seriously I don't know if that our green can be reproduced on anything but a Roland. I've never tried. Our color scheme started as chartreuse w/ gray/white/black a few years ago. We have slowly edged the green closer to the...

Here ya go... I put the pics in another thread.

And the rest... It's always a work in progress. Constantly updating and changing out graphics to keep things fresh... but always green! Plenty of walls and other things still to wrap so stay tuned!

Shop pics continued...

Somebody asked to see some pics inside my shop in another thread. Here's the grand tour...

yeah, we talked about wrapping all the gutters and posts. it's on the to-do list.

A neighboring screen printer recently relocated their business, so we have jumped head first into the t-shirt biz! We're working on getting our signage and marketing materials together. Check it out! The big shirt is 3M IJ35C printed and lam'd with 210 matte (for the cotton tshirt look) then...

I like the right half of the logo and I love the color scheme. Not sure the graphic is necessary... or at least not so big. At a quick glance from a distance, I actually read it as "Go Go Graphics Co".

Minutemedia... your post count is 4 and they are all in this thread. If you are already tired of getting "ridiculized" I fear you will not last long in the S101 realm. There is a lot of ridiculizing going on 'round here. In all fairness, I often do my part on here to share information and help...

Skyhigh... I commend your relentless attention to detail and overwhelming amount of free time.

This thread illustrates why I rarely participate here anymore. Obviously you have nothing to prove skyhigh... which explains why you've spent so much time in this thread proving yourself. To the original poster... Build the sign. Measure the distance between post centers. Dig two holes of...

C) go to a qualified print shop and get the job done right. D) Welcome to S101! There. I saved everyone the trouble of posting. Those are going to be the 2 most common answers to your question.

I think this is getting a little out of hand because I agree that vehicle wraps are the best bang for your buck advertising around. However, it's not a one-size-fits all marketing strategy. There are some companies that might not benefit from a vehicle wrap in the same way other companies would...

Huh??? Whatever you do, don't listen to this guy's advice.

20k postcards mailed for $20k. These are accurate stats?? I think not.

Beautiful website! Quite a few people here -- even some of those talking smack in this thread -- could stand to take down a few notes on quality design. The site is clean, easy to navigate and very commercially appealing. As far as your product goes, you're not really doing anything different...

I've got over 3 years worth of Roland 440ml empty ink cartridges boxed up collecting dust in the warehouse. Thought about doing something creative with the at one point... now I'm just anxious to get rid of them. Should I toss 'em or will one of those ink refill places take them?

Sweet. Thanks for the find. I emailed that guy for closer pics. That is the same model.