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you're going to get a lot of push back asking that question here. not only that, its not just the cost of the printer, but the ink, media, computer, designer. You need a large enough area to hold your equipment and a space to actually make the signs. sign production isn't a bigger version of...

? like our production files? we have all of our files since we started doing business 11 years ago. we don't delete anything.

I always use WYLD GFI. They are the best.

It depends on how your business is set up. When we were an LLC, owners were not required to have it. Now that we are INC, we are required. ALSO, if you do any government (or even private) contract jobs, they may require you to have it even if the state doesn't.

we just went through this... my employee's rate is the highest, 9% of his salary. My partner is about 4% (never leaves the shop or uses a ladder), and since I'm just an office employee who never touches anything, mine is like, 0.22% Its astronomical and you need to find someone to work with you...

you can always ballpark a number. For example, if someone comes in with a sedan, I'll tell them about $2500. They will either say, okay, lets get a real price or OH NO! WHY SO MUCH??$%@#?

see the last line of my post... but thank you.

Thanks, I just ordered from you!

We have been ordering from Pioneer but they were bought by Grimco who doesn't carry Mimaki Inks. I've looked at other places that I've ordered from in the past, and I can't find anyone who is still carrying OEM. Well, I found one, but I don't like to order from them if I don't have to.

$150,000 (or whatever insane number you know will cover your butt). Or you can give me the time it takes to actually write up an accurate quote.

there are plenty of better bug-fighting things out there like permetherin and picaridin. and DEET is usually pretty effective, too.

i did a quick skim of the brand guidelines... and what I found HYSTERICAL is the way they are displaying their sponsors logos on page 7 does not conform with the sponsor's brand identity guidelines. its really funny to me.

nope. i wouldn't do it. If they insist, make you get a signature stating you are not liable for lost or damaged magnets. i always caution clients to go smaller with magnets. big ones can be a problem

Harbor sales can do it for you.

errggg. we've been having weeding issues with Avery cast vinyl lately.. both the 900 and new 950 series. I'm not sure if its the vinyl or our 11 year old graphtec fc7000

I'm pretty sure it varies significantly by state

http://generalformulations.com/Products/Digital-Media/Print-Film/Matte-White/Low-Tack-Removable-Adhesive/Concept-223 I like this

I have hundreds of examples of this statement being completely untrue. We have used Avery for 11 years, and I have never once seen any of their colored vinyls react like this, calendared or cast.

I can attest to this happening to our laminator, i think we have the same as you. The rolls are slightly indented at 54" where the material is normally fed. We were having issues with it but then realized we just needed to reload the laminate an inch or so to one side so it grips again.

I was in an accident when I was 17. I got a pretty small payout, which I wasn't really okay with but it went on for so long I just said fine. Had I realized that I would have lasting emotional issues from the accident, I would have pushed for way more than I received. I was caught in the...