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we send soemone to pick up the strips and that way we are in and out without getting in the way. all the removing of old copy and application of new happens in shop. one of the directories I service is behind a mosaic covered cow, yep a freaking cow. getting to it isn't easy and I am so glad...
large chains are done by large sign companies who hire locals to do the work most times. the trick is to find the large sign company. with that said, be prepared to get paid at anyhwere from 60 to 120 days for the work. also be prepared to jump thru hoops and do a ton of paperwork to get paid
why on earth would you silicone the slats in place so they can't be removed???? the whole point is they can be. we service a bank that has this system and they are always changing what floor an office is located on and it would be a nighmare not to be able to move the slats around
how did you know he was offered this side job? did he tell you? if so, I wouldn't worry too much as he sounds up front and honest. the next question is will they offer him more money to quit and become their full time employee.
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really? how is it that bob gets away with this kind of $hit that would get most banned or the thread closed?
we have had customers come for signs after something bad happened in their lives and they've started foundations. one of them is Emma's Fund for canine cancer. I can post a link to thme on facebook for you. they also might be a source to chat with on how to start and I know they would be more...
you could try U-brackets but it is asking a lot of them for that size. you could try .25" alumalite and put a bracket on the bottom and on the top. you may have to make a brackets system as at 48" most light weight substrates are too wobbley and substrates that aren't are heavy
what would be wonderful is if this was the first in a line of "Jeff's chairs" that people could use when they need one and continue to change people's lives. what a wonderful foundation that would be!!
Polyplastic forms has a cheap indoor foam for interior use. I'd tell her no, we don't sell foam to cut your own, try a hobby store. as far as women being the worst I'd have to say we must be lucky as most of our best customers are women
I saw it too that you are passing the cost of materials along without a mark up. are you giving that away? if you don't stock frosted vinyl and have no plans for it i wouldn't buy a roll of it. I'd check with Gregory to see if I could get cut strips of it pre-masked and mark that up so I'm...
it was the best buy we've made too! Casey is amazing and his computers are too. we called him for help getting set up and his custoemr service is the best I've ever seen.
since they wrote what they did in their own handbook, they should honor that. tell them it is time for the review as it is well over due and keep it professional. you have a right to be ticked off but use that in the right way and don't let them keep putting you off. you are right that the...
I assume you are printing with a gerber Edge as this is posted in the Gerber section. no need to clean the vinyl if you are using Gerber vinyl. I do run it back and forth for the first couple of feet and let the brushes remove any dust that is on the outside of the roll but nothing more
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