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They may want to double-check their security there and/or their surveillance system; to me this looks like the work of someone trying to intimidate someone else.

Here is a smaller enclosed trailer template that I made from modifying pieces of the other.

It looks like 107 points tall = just over an inch in Illustrator, I thought there was another way but just tried and it doesn't seem to be working anymore for me. After you're done, outline it and verify that your characters are indeed 1" tall.

I also scrolled down to say this, however it looks like two others have replied this answer before me. I assume it does it with other "old" jobs that cut just fine last time you cut them.

I think Tractor Supply sells it.

Apparently you did NOT call the contact listed above, my catalog here for them lists a price for the hardware a lot different than what you're claiming... I sent you a PM with their price.

looks like they make/sell fans more than cooling. or are a german parts company.

Creative Banner Supplies also sells a similar one.

hmmmm, looks a LOT more like they gave them a free banner. You get what you pay for, and the free banner/sign is selling Pepsi, NOT their restaurant. So, I predict that unless they have REALLY good food that banner is not gonna bring in new business and they'll be out of business soon and wont...

Definitely power take-up and rewind. Lowering the roller is cake work and allows for better adjustment. I love the GFP laminators, they also now have an easy-load feature on the new models. Price aint that bad either!

My suggestion - If the customer is really a halfway decent friend, and the price is really an issue with him and you want to keep him as a customer but don't want to lose money on the jobs: Take him out to lunch (corporate expense) and let him know your base materials cost per sf of 680, lam &...

The eye needs to be aligned correctly but it isn't that hard to get back into position. The other things come off easy enough too for you to get to it.

Everything printed on an Edge, especially specialty materials like reflective need laminated also. Printing on an Edge is usually more expensive per SF than printing on a solvent printer. Either the customer is BSing you, or the last company didn't price the job correctly. (if all of your...

I don't have THAT one, but if you have measurements from it, just adjust the file accordingly, all of the elements should be there to make it fit your measurements within about 15 minutes.

Follow Sightlines Advice on materials, he is correct. NO to Oracal Reflective, it is not even in the same ballpark.

Reflexite (now owned by Oracal) has a material that is just as "reflective" (or whatever the standard name is) as 3M's (proprietary) material called Diamond Grade. It is printable, but achieving the "green" may be impossible without a printer that doesn't have a green ink cart. (cmyk aint gonna...

The Pantone color of the background is in LAB color not CMYK as stated above, possibly your RIP doesn't like LAB colors or doesn't translate that particular color well. (greens are notorious) Convert it to CMYK and see what happens.

thank you kind sir!

I recently got a new computer, and have not loaded up all my old fonts (trying to keep it running faster), so I can't figure out what in the world font this is...

I always try to replace the font in cases like this. example: if the have "helvetica regular" for their font and the want it taller, I switch it to "helvetica condensed" or "bebas" before I stretch it taller. Or if they want it wider, then change it to "helvetica extended" first. Customers that...