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We engrave brass plates for a few local funeral homes with the persons name and dates, these go on the urns. We raised the price a few years ago from $15 to $19, one of the funeral homes started complaining about the "huge" price increase blah, blah, blah. A few months later, a lady came in to...

LOL, one of the many reasons why i think sign shops are the worst clients! what about the ones who call to tell you about the order, but don't put the info in the email with the artwork like you are supposed to remember the conversation exactly from 3 weeks ago. we have 2 or 3 shops we do...

Anyone who tries to break into my place will have to deal with this killer!

Good luck, if you find a good red on your Roland, let me know! I have never been able to print a decent red that didn't look a bit orange in certain light.

I believe you can import vector objects into Photoshop, keeping them as vectors when the file is saved is another story...

I think you are mistaken, I use eye candy in Photoshop, and it only works on vector objects, it applies a bitmap fill to vector objects such as text, I'm pretty sure it doesn't work on bit maps.

A leather couch? I guess we have different clientele, but if I had a leather couch I would have an endless supply of old guys coming in to shoot the ****, I would never get any work done! Please don't tell me you have a coffee machine in the waiting room as well!:ROFLMAO:

Most of the sign supply shops will have various "clip art" collections you can buy, there are also sites online where you can buy clip art by the image or on a subscription basis. having said that though, you have to be careful when it comes to copyright on things such as logos, you can't...

It would be nice to find a similar service this side of the border!

Mactac makes a frosted film with air release, it's great to work with!

Yup, we had to remove the side of a fibreglass box truck we did about 1.5 years after it was installed, it came off pretty well, left a bit of glue behind, but not much, I would give it a 8/10 for removability.

We use quite a bit of it, never for wrapping, but it works very well for things like tractor trailer graphics, box trucks etc.

inside the glass is a bad idea, most storefront windows are tinted, which would obscure the print. I would use a low tack removable vinyl and mount to the outside, that way he doesn't need to go in to the place to remove the decal, I can't see that going down well.

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Most likely, I remember a pc game when I was younger called ultima online, the game was very cheap to buy, but it had to be played online and they charged like $10 a month, so people figured out how to emulate the servers and create their own which allowed people to play with their friends for...

Let me know as well. I contacted that company about that machine, but they couldn't put me in touch with anyone in North America that had one who I could ask questions to, so I backed away.

We install parking type signs on u channel post, you can pound it right through asphalt with ease, no holes or concrete needed.

How are you able to laminate prints longer than the table? it's not uncommon for us to laminate 1/2 - full rolls of vinyl in one go, I don't see how the rolls roller can do that. It looks amazing for applying, and for laminating prints under 10 feet long.

That should take no more than 10 minutes to do, tops Also, no one uses maps on business cards anymore, everyone either has a GPS, or uses Google Maps on their phone.

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