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I can fit 5 of those on 1 sheet of coro, and print 15 sheet of coro an Hr on our flatbed that's 2.5 hrs of printing. And 1 guy can cut all 40 sheets out in 1 - 2 hrs. Or you can cnc them in like 45 minutes. I'm out about 380 bucks on material, ink and labor. That's 1300 bucks in profit under...

We do jobs like this daily. 8.5 ea is actually pricey for direct to coro prints via flatbeds. you won't be able to compete, printing and mounting, unfortunately.

I remember she was just a puppy and you posted pics.............wow

We actually found a few more members who have stolen content from Prowraps Site. Chris is giving them the opportunity to take it down before they get called out and embarrassed in front of everyone here. So um, work fast.

Seems like you're awesome to work with. Huge Plus. But your websites aren't on the level of the multithousand dollar websites. There's a reason their price is their price, and yours is yours.

yikes

a bunch of us already blasted this clown on facebook reviews. Feel free to join :) https://www.facebook.com/UltimateWrapsfl

Colorspans aren't worth the floorspace in a shop.

My wife had her CPA, Degree in Finance, and Masters in Accounting before 24. Out of college she's making close to 70k a year here in Denver.

The insults aren't necessary, I mean really. Each market is different. When i lived in Tenessee, people were excited to make $11.00 an hr. Here in Denver is much different.

Glade some people understand. If 1 guy with a helper, here and there, wraps $450,000 in billable sales, then 52k isn't that ridiculous. Some people may call BS because they don't understand the larger scale of work, and the cost and return. Now if you're doing stuff like direct mail, and like...

We wrap 2000 sqft trains in 4 hrs with 3 guys. 2 laying 1 trimming. We have to be fast for transit, and fleets. We're strictly commercial and have to be this fast to move in this market and be competitive. There's other shops who keep cars for a week. I don't understand how they function like...

My guess is you sign the back of the pay checks. Otherwise this wouldn't sound so foreign to you.

Apparently running a business isn't yours. I'm not sure how many employees you have, but a lead wrapper makes anywhere from 25-30 an hr. I wouldn't pay someone 12 dollars to sweep my floor. The lowest Wage in my shop is 16.50.

um How is that BS? Wrappers here get from 15-20 an he depending on experience. For us it's speed if they're worth it. They get paid.

you can make that in about 13 seconds in illustrator.

AZPRO group.

lol

Go to office depot buy a bottle of Paper shredder oil for 3 bucks. We use it on our machines. Works just fine.

Flexxcon sells a really reliable floor lamination. Non Skid.