Search results

We use the raster method, along with a rotary engraver for the raised text.

ok, i'll be the first to say it, What is it?

we had a heat assist in our old shop, never really used it much. Our new laminator is a cold model, it works great! yes there is some silvering at times when using calendered laminate, but it goes away overnight or with some heat. No issues at all with cast lams.

Do you only buy american made products if there is an option, regardless of cost?

higher.... about 2-3 times higher... also, you forgot to add the most important part into the price...profit!

I'm with Pat on this, based on my rough calculations, using 3/16" white polycarb, and 48" translucent vinyl, your costs for materials is going to be higher than your selling price, if you are lucky you will walk away only loosing around $1000 by doing this job. You have 2 options: 1- call the...

I've got something I need cut that is bigger than my cricut, can you cut it on your big cricut-ty thinggy?

What's so funny, i sold my roland and bought a cricut, i've already made my first million dollars, it's so easy!!

what material?

I'm printing one as I type this, here is the easiest way possible: -print side 1 with "Margin Marks" in the corners at 0,0 offset -let it dry a few hours -take a thumbtack and poke a hole through the banner in corners of the 4 margin marks - load back into the machine with the blank side up...

do you have any way of cutting these from a 4'x8' sheet? it's going to be much cheaper to cut them from a sheet of PVC, a good knife and safety ruler should do it.

Matthews Paint is the best sign paint out there, you should look into it.

I agree, Try a few different places.

Where did my post go? I guess you can't make constructive criticism when it comes to a Merchant Member...

lol! why don't you tell us how you were thinking of constructing the sign, and we will go from there?

42oz?!? looks like a printable linoleum to me. did they give you a reason why they don't want an adhesive product? We usually use a vinyl with a removable adhesive, laminated with a non-slip laminate, it always removes nice and clean after a few months.

we try to make samples of them, small printed & die-cut decals with our info on them, it shows customers some different materials and processes.

this topic has been beaten to death on here, some say go for it, some say you will end up on America's most wanted for even considering it.

I'll go one step further and suggest that any laminated vinyl should work, Calendered material should work fine for this application as well.

I can't speak for anyone else, but I would love to have someone like this! I don't want to have a full time sales person on staff, but if someone in your position came to me with this proposal I would jump on it. No pressure to sell from us, but we would pay you a percentage of the profits for...