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Does anyone have a good wholesale source for 12x18 stretcher bars or pre-made frames to stretch canvas prints to? Need 40 There was a booth at ISA with stacks of the things but I blew right by it... Thanks

I know alot of ex-special forces guys that are looking for ways to hone their skills since Blackwater got booted out of Iraq and changed their name to something you can't pronounce. They come with suppressors and night vision - you know - just to make it sporting.

I use Custom Printed Fabrics in Chester, SC. Your shipping and wait times would be much less and their pricing is very competitive.

Duh... I got it. Thanks

SignRite - any idea what to type in to search the archives for that? Sean

Has anyone figured out a calculation to approximate how much media is left on a roll based on knowing original roll length by calculating the core thickness, the media mil thickness and the thickness of the remaining rolled up material. Seems like it should be able to be done, but it has to take...

He either means Flex faces for signs or transit wrap for the sides of semi's - you know the ones that are vinyl "banners" instead of pressure sensitive vinyl. What type of work does your customer currently send you? Probably not too far off from that...

Need to be more specific with what it is you want to do... Are you looking to just take a photo and "cartoonize" it? Theres a gajillion ways to do that on the internet. Theres even one on Facebook to create your own avatar

Did about 100 24x36 displays for a regional bank out of custom cut pieces of acrylic with the film applied to it and the mask set to the shape of the cutouts combined with static graphics on each side. Turned out very nice. It ain't cheap, but the the "cool factor" is top notch. I have a video...

Line art drawing of prarie chicken... let all the copyright defenders chime in now...

Still the CET. Printed 1440 with double-strike. Look great, you know... other than this...

Printed several large 42x61 inch panels with Clear Focus window perf on our UV printer and the ink that has dried in the "holes" is not releasing when we peel the backer off. Short of spending hours blowing out the holes with an air gun, anyone got any suggestions on how to get the negative...

Thanks for all the suggestions and ideas. this is being used as a promotional "prop" for one of the largest healthcare systems in the country to promote buying a dedication brick for a cancer center expansion and a children's hospital upgrade. I like the boat float idea the best as spraying...

Okay, so one of my national clients has a wild hair up their nether region and asked if I could come up with something to look like a brick that is 5x3x2 and I said "no problem" we can just print straight to a brick on the flatbed and he laughed and said , "No... 5 FEET by 3 FEET by 2 FEET"...

Cards on lanyard Really? Nobody has the ability to tackle this?

Got this quote from my customer this morning: Cards on a ring or lanyard Qty 500, 1000 and 2500 6 versions of cards 4 x 6 (also provide a quote for a 5 x 7 version) 15 mil styrene 4cp/4cp (AQ if possible) Any one of you merchant vendors have a good method to do this? Color is critical...

Remember - alot goes into particular brands of presses, inks, rollers and media, etc.... so its not a quick answer to say whats right or wrong - it was what gave us best result on an older 40" Heidelberg at the time with standard dots and film based plates. The advent of CTP technology probably...

Depends on your inks and which way they lean in hue/saturation. My UV inks run to the warm side, so I tend to have a cyan lead - like 40C/30M/20Y/100K - keeps it from turning to charcoaly brown. In offset - we used to use 65/55/50/100 - but thats alot of ink.

He does all of that... yet, carries his bike up the stairs? WTF?

I would think certain Roland printers would be able to print that orange pretty easily, too