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Can you operate a business without insurance? We just had a MAJOR fire which completly wiped out our entire shop, we are back up and running in a new location now, our insurance company has been prettygood to deal with so far, we are with state farm.

I'm not sure about the graphic, i'm not quite sure what I'm looking at, and seeing how "beanie" is a regional term it could be confusing. (what you call a beanie, we call a touque. A beanie for us is one of those silly hats with the propeller on the top)

I'm going to also say a Gerber Edge is the machine you need. We have both an Edge and a 54" eco-sol printer, and If you placed an order for those decals with us, they would be done on the gerber. Have you looked into wholesale printers for the wraps? Around here you can buy the finished...

We've had both, the VS 540 is leaps and bounds better, much faster, better quality, better media handling system. Get the VS

We try to avoid it when possible.

both Bigfish and Fieldcenter sell a no name cast wrap kit, you may want to PM them Also, have you considered Automark from General Formulations, it's not a true cast film, but it behaves pretty similar and for what you are describing it should fit the bill.

johnson plastics should have it, have some lube ready when you ask for a quote on 1" thick

poor guy, everyone around here has been jumping down everyones throats latley! to answer your question you can sell it right here on signs101 if you like, you will have to buy a membership first http://signs101.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=22 if not here, try places like ebay, craigslist etc...

define "vehicle stickers" are you talking about cheap bumper stickers, or putting a logo on the side of a contractors truck? for bumper stickers, Oracal 3165RA for higher end stuff on a vehicle, use a true cast vinyl with a cast overlam

if you've been paid in full, i would tell him that you will not be doing anything for free, you told him it was the wrong material for the job, he chose to ignore you, not your problem. I don't understand this mentality, If i hire a plumber to fix a leak in my house, I don't start telling him...

looks like google updates the street view every 2 years around here, they just updated to picture of our house, this was taken 2 months after we moved in, which is about 2 years ago now, we have since replaced all the windows & converted the large window in the front to a bay window, removed the...

My wife is from England, we go back every year for christmas. England is very nice in the summer, I find it depressing in the winter, no snow just damp and grey.

oops it's actually 204

Lol i wish! We are renting about 2500 sq/ft in an old woodworking factory, the whole building is around 90,000 sq/ft. it's a pretty cool building from the late 1800's tons of history in here.

If it's only going to be up for a month, I would recommend General Formulations Concept 206, it's nice and thick and has a removable adhesive, I just did a job similar to what you are describing at our shop.

Come to Canada, I think I paid $40 a set last time from my roland dealer :Canada 2:

Same here, we wnt back to x5 after a few weeks. the biggest issue we had was when downsaving to corel x3 format, the file wouldn't open in corel x3, it would crash every time, on 5 different computers. I've been happy with X5, unless they come out with some amazing new features, i don't see...

Those prices are about right for Canadaian wholesale, which isn't saying much.

we've done a few signs with new alum, same application as you, post and panel sign, routered to shape. so far after 3 years it's holding up very well, just make sure you seal the exposed plywood edges very well and it should last a good long time.

I'll have to show this to my wife, she'll get a hoot out of it! :rock-n-roll: