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some customers are like this, I usually ask to see the quote before I will consider lowering mine, I have yet to have a customer actually send me the quote.

I don't run a UV printer, but that makes perfect sense to me, if it ain't broke...

I would hate to pass on such a big project, but hourly is the only way you can protect yourself, if they won't allow it I would walk away.

Removal is ALWAYS quoted by the hour here, what we typically do is say: $xxx.xx/hr for removal, estimated time 6 hours, not to exceed 8 hours. This way if after 8 hours it's not done, you stop and ask the client how they wish to proceed.

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I may have been interested, but you spelled Honour wrong lol!:Oops:

Roland makes one http://www.rolanddga.com/gallery/video/?category=dgaproductdemo&video=R2hj6Rx38nY

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Good to know guys, i didn't think it really mattered too much, good to know I was right for once!

bump?

Do you have a specific need for white or silver ink? If not i would avoid them like the plague, do a search on here for issues people are having with them.

What kind of digital print vinyl is everyone using when applying full coverage prints to the outside of storefront windows? is there a preference for clear or grey adhesive?

lol! classic, I love when customers have hi specs and low budgets...

Coffee in the morning, Tea later in the evening

Contact the IRS first, tell them you have never worked in Chattanooga and they should be taking this up with the employer, not you. if you still have issues, time to lawyer up.

the building we moved into had about 300 rolls of Colonial brand masking tape upstairs left over from when they made furniture, it's great stuff, and it's free!

oracal makes a nice metallic, vinyl, it has the same adhesive as their normal vinyl does, so it should stick to most things contact distributors in your area and get some swatch books!

are you looking for a brushed metallic or a metallic flake? there are many metalic flake vinyls out there, every vinyl manufacturer has some. brushed is more difficult as it is usually a mylar as opposed to vinyl, wwhich is why it doesn't work on curves and such

Wow! I guess if your area has a high pimp population this could be the next big thing...

:goodpost: $95 wouldn't cover the time to measure the vehicle and set up the files. NEXT!