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Look at it this way, if you designed a logo for a small business who ended up growing like crazy and expanding all over the country, you wouldn't be entitled to anything extra unless there was a clause in the original contract.

Try phillip signamigo.com

ummmmm cool I guess...... I'm sure those 50" tv's you are buying are for your business....

is it everywhere in the states that operates like this? I've never heard of this before, i have a business license from our province (equivalent to your states) but there is noting extra needed is I do business in another town, if I do business in another provence i only have to collect the tax...

the only customers that remind me of how great they are are the ones I wish i could get rid of, without fail, every time they spend a maximum of $300 a year with us.

when em I lived in oz a few years ago, I was blown away by the wages! People in call centres were making $25 an hour to start! Mind you the cost of living was much higher in oz than back home.

latley we've been asked to quote jobs that are worth less than $40, and you better believe there are 3-5 other companies bidding on the job, so don't you dare try to make a profit!

The lettering is cut from Rowmark material using a rotary engraver, placed on some reverse painted acrylic. the braille is done using the raster method. contact Accent Sign Systems and find the closest licenced raster shop near you, these are pretty basic.

just goes to show you that sometimes the answer is right in front of your face, I think this may be the answer i'm looking for! Thanks everyone for the tips!!

Bending is not what has me stumped, it's how to fasten the finished product flush on the wall with no visible fasteners.

Solid aluminum would be ideal, but i've never seen solid aluminum in brushed finish, does such a beast exist?

I'm hoping someone can give me a few pointers, we are in the process of bidding on a project for a local university, they want a wall honouring alumni who have graduated and become successful. The right side of the wall (black) will have etched acrylic panels on stand-offs, which i have no...

Yeah Spicers are complete garbage!

i see.....

Quick! Everyone rush to take business advice from the guy who couldn't make his print brokering business profitable and went into real estate!

I disagree, I don't think you can make any money at that rate, in fact I'm pretty sure that unless they are operating out of their house in the evening after working a "real job" wih no employees, insurance, etc. you would stand to loose a few hundred dollars by doing this job. we just had a...

If you have a laser engraver you are set, what you do is: cut the acrylic piece on the laser, this will give you nice flame polished edges, either cut vinyl or digital print on clear, applied to the second surface of the acrylic. For the backer board, I generally use brushed aluminum finish...

it depends on how powerful your laser is, 1/4" acrylic will look very very thin when you make it into a trophy, we always try to go at least 3/8" thick, 1/2" is preferred but at the end of the day, are you looking for cheap &easy, or a nice award? you can't really have both

Looks to me like they were made with Ritrama vinyl!

There is one supplier for 3M vinyl in all of Canada, and they never have stock of pretty much anything.