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We outsource all our logo design to Phillip, we generally charge our customer 3x his rate.

So do I lol!

While I don't think you are responsible, I think you are going to have a hard time convincing this customer of that. the way he sees it, his car was fine before, now it's not.

but wouldn't that be visible?

Out of curiosity, where exactly would you carry a gun on your person where none of it is going to be visible, lets say for example you are wearing shorts and a t-shirt?

Have you contacted them and shown them that you can offer a better product? They may think that it's normal for prints to fade after a month. Drop off a few printed samples, tell him to put them in the same conditions as his existing signs and he can see the difference himself.

lol, nothing like setting your customers up to be disappointed! "My customers NEVER have this kind of problem with their printed graphics...even after 10 or more years on the road, much less 4 years!!!" 10 years and they still look brand new, somehow I doubt that. More like "I offer a 10 year...

If that's the case, than I would tell them that the deadline given to you was September 1st, therefore you lived up to your end of the agreement, regardless of any other circumstances, you need to be paid for your work. if that doesn't work, I would send a letter of demand, written by either...

I'm assuming that the customer told you when the due date was. If they did and you missed it, I say you are stuck with them. What is more likely, after they placed the order with you, they found them for cheaper online and they didn't have the balls to let you know that they didn't want them...

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we do, but we're a bit far from you. Check out C&C engraving, they are a merchant member here

double sided are extremely easy to do on our roland. you print the first side as you normally would, with margin marks set to 0.0", when it is done, take a pin and poke a hole in the corner of each margin mark. flip the banner over and load into the machine, align the tip of the knife with the...

well worst case scenario, you get a coro-claw and a utility knife and cut them down yourself in a few hours. get the kids involved 9with the coro claw, not the knife!)

i would think that if you are ordering 200 at a time, most suppliers would be willing to cut them for you for a small fee.

That i don't know, i'll have to ask my wife, she's from over yonder

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the search function should show up hundreds of threads on this very subject

This is far from a 100% accurate answer, but it's what I follow: Water based adhesives are to be used ONLY in indoor products, that being said, we don't stock any vinyls with water based adhesives, only solvent based, due to not wanting to stock yet another material we don't have to. The...

not worth the hassle in my opinion, find a wholesaler who offers this service.

were there any curves in the last install? if they are willing to pay to do it in the avery again, I would do that, but if they want it done for less money, I would consider it.