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we also have had and are having SEVERAL projects where the permits are beyond ridiculous and cost us the bid. There are some towns we service that we will straight up list the permit fees separate and tell the customer that we will be more than happy to design / make the sign but you are better...

thought of that as we do the same method for glass, (interior mount is a mirror image of the exterior to hide the adhesive) but with the Jones example it looks its a one sided application

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we try to always do a minimum of 150 DPI and TIFF is the best if you are using transparencies

you handled the situation nicely. we have been through this a couple of times and have since started the practice that any "customer supplied artwork" is placed in a dedicated and separate location so when they do demand their artwork. they can be given the files they brought in and you can do...

without drilling the glass you are going to have to use an optically clear adhesive. 3M 4910 clear VHB is a good option.

outsource the production to a merchant member here. use your funding on marketing, brand image, website, etc... and sales

as a Roland user it would be for 2 big reasons, there are other points but these are the main long distance cutting you loose accuracy of your cuts if your printer is cutting you are not printing, it disrupts production and creates a bottle neck

Our supplier has the Eco-Sol Max 440 cartridges for $109 ea. when you buy 8+ and you can mix / match any color combo you want http://www.lodde.com/ Ask for Pat, tell her 2B sent you

Have never seen the machine prior to this post. IMO seems too good to be true, say you are CNC cutting wood or something with lots of dust. and then want to use the laser. What all do you have to do to clean the machine prior to the laser?

what about using the same font that is used on the truck bed? Just make it bold more importantly why did you make this and start the installation before asking what the best font is to use? I would suggest https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/kastelov/nolan-next/extra-bold/...

this is entirely on you, chalk this up to a learning curve and remember what you learned from this. There are some VERY valid ideas on how to make a sign like this. remake the entire sign, free of charge and correctly this time, and tell the customer sorry for the hassle

we follow the same practice

do an EDDM to your local town, or get a mailing list of businesses and then send out advertisements regarding the drive time, yeah they will not travel to you. set up a weekly / bi weekly delivery schedule where you will drop off the products but only if there are multiple orders/locations to...

you don't, even if you are using the very cheapest vinyl and 3rd party inks, the labor alone will cost you more. and for get about trying to use plotter vinyl for the 1 / 2 color designs. Plotter, weeding, transfer, and then stick

best of luck with that pricing, we were sent this link just the other day they wanted a price match. https://www.supercheapsigns.com/yard-signs#

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