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You could be stretching it without even knowing it, we just installed a box truck that had 1 panel not line up properly, we must have stretched it. you can try applying application tape over the vinyl to stop it, but this will be a major PITA if there are rivits.

LOL, I can see it now Committee member 1: Can we make it look more like Lisa Simpson giving a BJ? Designer: ummmmmm...... sure.

"A committee is the only life force with 12 stomachs and no brain"

Welcome from Canada, I was just in Cullera and Valencia in December!

Why would anyone want to print on shoes?

I would also be interested in this, we just had a site built on wordpress, and I would love to get it noticed more.

Not to mention adding a ladder!

The curve is what concerns me, how to get the banner to curve without wrinkling at the bottom? But i second the bandit solution,

Send them a bill for the design work

seriously? the same as MS Paint? you sound like a troll to me

it's pretty clear, you are obviously not allowed to go on vacation in the sign business. what if someone needs 5 coro signs for tomorrow!?

This Also, make sure they actually want a wrap, i can't tell you how many customers ask for a "wrap" when they are only looking for some cut vinyl lettering

LOL try telling that to our Purolator driver, he's had us carry in a 5 pound box before

for $1000 you can buy a much better rip than versaworks!

My name is Scott, I am in the process of taking over the family sign/engraving shop from my parents who have been running it for 18 years. Hopefully I can help out others even 1/10th the amount I've been helped on here!

I think what he's trying to say is that if you advertise to the "bottom of the barrel" crowd, who are looking for a cheap sign, chances are, you are going to have a very difficult time upselling them on something more expensive. Sure you will have some success, but most people who shop on price...

How can they sell a ACM panel AND a PVC frame for $10 less than a set of vehicle mags? Give someone enough rope...

Sounds like this rule is quite the profit centre for the city...

We have a supplier here in Canada that sells stuff that glows very brightly for 30-40 minutes, than softer for 8 hours, but it's about $75 a yard for 24" wide, we used it on some fire exit signs once and the customer was thrilled at how well it worked. I have no idea what brand it is though...

If the thought of doing this dry makes you nervous, look into using a vinyl with air release, it makes these things much easier.