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I would give him the artwork, in his eyes he's paid for it, and if you try to tell him otherwise you're gonna look like the bad guy. Not worth loosing a repeat customer over.

I wonder why...

The suppliers aren't out undercutting each other, they leave that up to the sign shops.

The paint will be fine, figure a black car on a summer day would get that hot easily.

This is most likely it, it should be fine once you apply it to your substrate, if you are really worried, after it has been applied, hit it with a heat gun.

we bought a few cheap spray bottles and they also failed with rapid tac, Upgraded to a more expensive bottle and no problems.

Someone with a Gerber Edge could whip these out pretty easily, the 2 people who come to mind that are MM on this site are Fred and "Signage" you may get best results PM'ing them directly.

When the customers budget didn't allow for gold leaf, I've used Krylon bright gold spray paint, I was actually very impressed with the finished look, to the untrained eye, it looked like gold, and is still holding up great 6 years later.

My supplier only charges $40 per 54" roll difference between 3651 & 3651RA, it's a bit of a no brainer for me.

are you asking how to do it or how to price it?

How does it compare to BusMark from General Formulations?

have you considered the big squeegee? for prints that will fit on your worktable, it's a great tool.

Will this be available to download after? I have an install scheduled for that day :(

One of the first thing I learned in this business, if a potential customer comes to you complaining that the other sign shops in the area won't help him out, don't walk RUN!

that sucks but not really surprising, I expect the same level of service from Wal-Mart as I do from McDonalds

:goodpost: I always make more on business card design than I do on the printing, quick copy shops have turned business cards into a commodity, but 99% of them can't design their way out of a wet paper bag, this is where you can set yourself apart

they market themselves as retail, but the prices are kind of in between wholesale and retail.

As opposed to keeping in your back yard? I gotta agree with pete, the machine auto cleans for a reason, remember, these machines were designed by someone much smarter than both of us.

And I've seen coro fall apart in 6 months, the worst thing for polypropylene (what coro is made from) is UV light, so printing on a flatbed and curing with a huge dose of UV isn't the greatest, but like others have said, coroplast is a small step up from a piece of cardboard and a sharpie, not...

Ask Jill for Norm Abrams phone number, he could whip one up from the sawdust in his arm hair.