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we've laminated banners in the past, no issues, make sure you do it after it comes off the printer and before you hem it.

you havn't seen bad untill you've experienced Canada Post, I did a few small decals for a customer on the other side of town (10 miles TOPS) they couldn't come get them so they said just stick it in an envelope and mail it, it took 17 business days to get there!!!! Saturday delivery?!? forget...

as long as you keep good records you should be fine. If you do what he wants and he files a chargeback, it is considered fraud, the CC companies don't look kindly to people who do this. the one and only time I have had to file a chargeback, it was a pain in the butt, Visa is not there to...

are you sure it actually from google? we get a few a week from "our local google specialist"

You`ll probably have to speak to a sign maker about getting those made. But seriously, from the picture you posted, they look very simple to make

One of my Dutch friends of Facebook posted this picture, taken in the red light district of amsterdam, english translation "And after, a nice home cooked meal"

Yeah i would have made them exactly as you did if I got this file. let me know if you need any engraving done in the future Barry

I would recommend Phillip Newell (Sign Amigo), we use him for quite a few jobs, we send him payments by paypal and he sends files by email.

ouch! I lost my wedding ring on a dance floor in Prague, luckily for me it was just a cheap $10 temporary band we were using while we were getting custom rings made up, so the wife didn't kill me!

I couldn't follow any of that, but sounds like you are happy with the choice you made.

in-expensive and glow in the dark vinyl usually do not belong in the same sentence together

...Your wife yells at you for holding her up because you are checking out how a sign is made

I agree, Go home tonight and design something that you think will be better for your customer. Some bosses are very set in their ways, but if you can show him why your design is better, and how spending a little time on a good design will help his business make more money, you may have just...

Welcome from Canada. Never been to cornwall, but it's on my list of places to see, it looks absolutely beautiful in Doc Martin lol. Also, as long as the Gerber Edge is in good shape, it will make you a lot of money.

i get those same marks when i use the General Formulations laminate, never had an issue with 210, except for the last 5 or so feet on the roll, which is usually wrinkled.

sorry, I have a customer who coaches a basketball team, we do sponsor banners for him and after every game he folds them like a bedsheet and puts them in the trunk of his car, then it all of a sudden becomes MY problem when they start to look like s**t by the end of the season.

they obviously don't give a s**t about the signs and can't be bothered to take care of them, so i wouldn't waste my time trying to "save" them. Letter them, collect the cheque and be done with it.

if it's going on a truck you MUST laminate the only thing we don't laminate is coroplast signs, as the unlaminated print will last longer than the substrate will.

were they printed or cut vinyl? my initial reaction is to remind them that coroplast is a small step up from cardboard as a sign substrate and is very temporary by nature, no warantee. but you could try a mild abrasive, such as commet, or CLR?

Sorry missed that part. I would install overtop with something like phototex, food trucks are pretty much square anyways.