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The price is now $500. We have purchased a new machine and as an purchase incentive, the manufacturer is offering a trade in. They take the head board as proof of trade in. So now the machine is without headboard. Plenty of good parts.

Hi All, My go to printer for coro signs is signs 365. I've been asked to quote on political signs 12"x24" (qty) 250. Who would you use for best price and good quality?

Welcome from Connecticut. The sign business is fearful and wonderful. Enjoy the ride.

Life is too short to think about stuff like this. RUNNNN AWAYYYYY

If you hear from him again, ask him if he knows Dr. Mabootu from Kenya, he was going to share $8,000,128,.50 with me.

I used to be a people person but people ruined that for me.

Ever see what happens when a professional baseball player makes a mistake on the bases or in the field? He is immediately taken aside by one of the coaches. It doesn't seem as though they are being yelled at, seems more like a learning experience. We make things out of raw materials, nobody can...

Any SignComp supplier sells it

I have one client that reminds me to add the % because he uses a card. Very rare. I don't add for card use but if someone wants to give me a multi thousand dollar deposit to start a job I ask them to mail a check. One plus I've seen with card sales is people are more apt to add enhancements if...

We use SignFoam 4. It's a good product. You'll find 18lb requires less prep than 15lb., it just costs more.

What size and thickness?

Copper leaf is available. It's reasonably priced, comes in 5"x5" sheets. Only issue is you'll have to seal it with clear or it will tarnish.

Avoid dark colored exterior PVC signs, they will absorb the sun's heat and turn into a pretzel. I've had success with white PVC signs @ 1" thick. Another drawback that will come into play in Vermont is that PVC becomes brittle in very cold weather, especially after a few years.

I have 36+ unopened cans of bulletin paint, assorted colors. Local pick-up would be ideal. I will pack and ship if needed. $20 handling charge to box up, buyer pays actual shipping charge. Over $1000 if bought from your sign supplier. $300 for the lot. These are still in the 4 QT cartons.

Well maintained machine was running with no issues. While printing a banner I had a head strike on one of the metal hold down clips. All heads need to be replaced. I am selling it as for parts or restoration. It's in CT. $1800.

The last thing I want to be is a high volume printer. I still really enjoy creating signs. No offence intended toward HV printing shops, they probably make more $$ than producing a sign from raw materials but that’s what I do. So, if I was to look at a Mimaki, which one?

I already have a cutter. It won't read crop marks.

Hi all, I'm shopping for a new printer/cutter. I've always used Roland so I'm partial to their machines but not married to them. Not looking for UV. I heard horror stories about the TrueVis printers when they were first released. Have the bugs been worked out? Does another company offer a...

I would use stainless steel threaded rod. Drill holes in the stone. mount rods with epoxy making sure they project far enough from the face of the stone to attach your sign. Screw in a nut and washer on each stud as a standoff. Mount your sign and hold in place with acorn nuts.