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Don't listen to that advice Addie...post all you want about anything you want. This place is boring as hell when everybody is being too polite or too scared to post anything.

They'll NEVER get a 20' x 200' stencil to work although I think it would be hilarious to give them a paper stencil that size and a pounce bag and let them figure out on the fly how bad an idea it was. There's a reason general contractors are general contractors and sign painters are sign...

ColoradoSigns is right, though....R-Tape and Schein Holographics are the only companies that come to mind who manufacture that kind of stuff now. Check the "other vinyl films" section here. http://signwarehouse.com/c-vinyl-supplies.html

Here's your "well that's no damn help" response of the day. Somebody makes is in sheets, not rolls. At the ISA show in New Orleans about 8 years ago we picked up a sample pack of the stuff. They had an unbelievable holographics water droplet vinyl, a holographics bubble, the realest looking...

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First problem....the shop has been here 20 years (I've owned it 4) and is on the main road going into the downtown business district...with good parking and damn good visibility. I get a LOT of repeat business from people who don't know the name of the shop, they just know that's where they go...

We looked into it years ago thinking we could partner a bunch of shops together nationwide and apply for a group rate. The main problem we kept running into was the it's written state by state so we'd have to have a large enough group out of one state to even begin to qualify. Then you have...

Dammit, I hit the wrong button. No I wouldn't join. I'm a one man union and damn happy about it. I go on strike when I want to and meet my own demands as I wish.

If you're doing Graphic Design or Printing for the public, even if it's under the umbrella of a food service company, your business license should reflect that anyway. Are you not licensed to sell what you're trying to sell? I actually applaud Got Print for at least throwing that little...

By the way, I'm thinking radiant heater....not a torpedo heater. Torpedo is too loud and annoying for me.

Not cheaper to use electric when you have to replace an $8000 heating unit on a rented building to do it. Heated it last year with a forced air propane heater but that thing was way too loud and I got tired of turning it on and off all day. Even as inefficient as it was it cost me about $80 a...

Ignore the fire hazard part of that....if I try to heat 1000 sf of my shop with a 28,000 btu kerosene heater am I going to die of carbon monoxide poisoning or oxygen deprivation? I've researched the heck out of it online and like most information I find on the internet "facts" are hard to come...

I charge a minimum of $10.50 per square foot for 10 oz. banner material and I refuse to sell them without webbing (additional $4.00 per running foot) and then you have to add in minimum art charges of $120, plus fees for purchasing clip art from a stock art site (typically $100 per image), PMS...

Silly Sign Swi, don't you know child labor is only allowed on farms in this country? Just ask Mosh.

That's cool and all and I'm sure they're loving it but how could you resist using a light saber instead of a sword? (spelling be damned)

Watson's Signs had it right, invent your own union. Proudly display it. Nobody said you had to be AFL-CIO to be a union shop.

Where? Not doubting you but I can't find it. I've been looking for a used 2-4 color press for two years now and haven't found one. I'm not looking for production quality equipment, I'm a sign shop, not a t-shirt shop, it's just something I want to play with. My homemade press gets cumbersome.

If you're looking cheap... http://www.ebay.com/itm/Silk-Screen-Printing-Press-4-color-1station-NEW-/290602279194?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43a93ee11a

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So Fred's ink to the exact vector file the artwork was created from wouldn't work?