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When he said "If you design something that we don't like, we're screwed" You should have told him that you'd tweak the design and give him proofs before making it. Your post sounded like "Once you pay me, I am going to design something and put it up, case closed". Other than that, that guy is a...

The flag is an exact double as an aurora graphics but the red lines are different, may be custom.

If it's just a standard bumper sticker I won't laminate them. They aren't designed to last more than 3 years. I haven't had peeling issues, your probably using 3M and that's why.

I've been using Oracal for 7 years and it's never happened to me.

Could be micro LEDs, but I would tell the customer that your stand offs are 1" from the wall. That will give you the room you need.

The backer you put the letters on is (most of the time) a rectangle clear backer which is often glued or VHB taped to the inside front of the cabinet.

170 force with 60 degree blade.

These drums have a thicker black plastic wrapped around them like 0.32 aluminum thickness. It's not like an adhesive vinyl it's hard plastic. The problem is the black plastic has busted and is separating at the seam so he wants it completely replaced, meaning ripping off logos, grommet, etc and...

A customer brought in a couple of drums and need them re-wrapped. The inside is wood, much like a basal wood. The out side is some kind of black plastic, it's like a thicker PETG or a really thin acrylic. He was told that sign shops can do it, but I don't have a clue. Any ideas?

This has probably been checked and is a stupid question, but hey some of the more simple solutions have fixed major issues. Have you checked to make sure there are no hairs stuck to the print heads or dampers/wiper area?

Be an idiot much?

Actually aluminum handicap signs are state restrictive. You can find each one here: http://www.safetysupplywarehouse.com/Handicapped_Disabled_Parking_Signs_s/25.htm

Make sure you are a UL listed shop.

What exactly are you doing? I am assuming you aren't making any signs, you just get an order and sub it out? The customer winds up paying double the amount. It'd be better to work at a sign shop as a salesman.

I wonder if laminating the gold with a transparent vinyl if it would come out that color.

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I'd charge around $540

Are you looking for a textured background to print on them? If so just google something like "Concrete Texture" and find a high res one, edit the color in your photo editing software and boom it's done. If you mean something else, then I missed the question.

Wraps are a headache and are usually a low profit for those who aren't professionals in it. It can take anywhere from 8 hours to 24 hours to wrap a vehicle. $2,500 is accurate for a wrap of a small sedan car. I try to never take a wrap job because it's not worth my time. I can install an...

751 is permanent adhesive. You can either use 631 or if you want to print full color go with Orajet 3628