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http://www.outwater.com/home/index.cfm We have also use outwater for standoffs or are you talking about stud spacers for dimensional lettering? then you will need to know the size (diameter) of the stud, then get a hollow pipe and cut the amount / distance you need

that is layered vinyl? and then they added lamination onto layered vinyl? would have bet money that it was printed and the yellowing was from the Lamination getting UV burn. Especially with the amount of shrinkage on the edges. we have seen that happen before on calendared lamination, both the...

way too nice! you have replaced once for free. Hopefully you explained NO PRESSURE WASHING once the replacement was installed. the third time is on them and they should pay for this like others have said, we also have they a waiver stating the use of a pressure washer will void all warranties.

We have used Jones Solutions Company and gotten good results http://www.jonesprinting.com/default.html I'm sure you could make a mat using a UV flatbed, there is a member here that makes shirts on his. unsure about the durability though, as Dye-Sub is the more common means for making them

nope, you're just special for the automated systems they have an opt out number you can press, usually it is 9, they say it at the end of the message

most designs have ZERO knowledge of what is needed and more importantly that each product has a different way to set up. just the other day we got a file for invitations and the lady was very adamant that the colors had to match the screen, we said not happening the file you provided is in RGB...

I agree, with it being 1/2" thick and the edges having those cracks in them in the second picture

would also suggest you look into TRELLO.COM

there is instant one media and also BIGFISHMD, both offer very cheap vinyl

so you no longer have a roll to roll machine? and this new machine will do everything? as already said the OCE is the better option IMO

yup , you need to shop around. what you have listed should be free

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we don't let them install onsite but yes have used this more than once and then see the graphics applied :covereyes:

we have a pricing program, and we when and only when the following have been met will we consider to alter the quoted and then it is up to us how it is altered. A copy of the competing company’s official quote; Detailing the items, services, products, materials, etc. to be used. A date...

Interesting video on the status of Neon Bending https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1xnWqS039U

we have a homemade version of this on our table. for the wider application tape, we found a single person can to it easy enough with a small diameter rod (we use electrical conduit pipe) roll the tape around a couple of times to ensure it doesn't slip off and you are good to go

rough estimate puts our price about 2900

this exactly, i feel more comfortable knowing that I was the last to touch the bolt, screw or adhesive. However, when we quote a project the sign is 1 line and the installation is another line. The end user can decide what service they want to use.

you presumed correctly. and yes sales people and / or competitors are sneaky

We would be about 1100 including everything seriously, $65 for install? this isn't some belated April fools joke?