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30" Roland...plus about another $50K in equipment....

I would run the poles through...or do what the engineer who signs off on it says to do.

I hate to pile on so I won't.....​OH YEAH!!!

Print a wood texture. I have done the "woody" effect a few times and it turned out great.

I save all our cores and the black plastic end deals and the box our films come in. That is about the best way I have seen...but I don't ship a whole lot, 2-3 boxes go out a day is all.

Our local office supply STOPPED MAKING COPIES! I know the owner and he told me he is glad to have that noose off his neck. I get calls weekly. I also get photo development call, not planning on doing that either.

yard signs on coro I don't bother laminating. I use matte finish oracal, print and apply Eco max inks, never had a curle or fail.

Guess I don't follow the OP. After you print a film you let it "dry" overnight? I print stuff and apply it in 15-20 minutes after it is off the printer, it is "dry" when it come out of my Roland, the film is soft for about 5 minute or so, after that it goes down no problem. If I had to wait...

Ask the two drivers to switch vans and see if the new ones they take start peeling....

I tell them vinyl cutting is a thing of the past and I digital print everything....I love the sad look on their face when I pop their vinyl sign making bubble. How about the opposite, just this morning I had some moron bring in a roll of vinyl and wanted his race car letters cut. He couldn't...

Cast vinyl letters for the date, I can't believe something so common and simple has gotten so many replies. I do banners like this at least two three times a week....

Took me 45 seconds to trace...I timed myself. Missing a little detail but you can add that....

Hope the brick is painted or no VHB tape no matter the brand will hold them up.

I use the grey 4941 from 3M for stuff like that. Good stuff.

Oracal 3640 come in matte finish and it is pretty cheap. 4-5 year life. 30" is the smallest size.

3m 3630 translucent is matte finish and comes in loads of colors..

If that even took 15 minutes to draw you should give up.

I might start a page like that next time I plan to get a new printer....how does that work with taxes? is it income?

Looks good. Need to practice your layout skills. More margin for a start.

Aluminum angle frame and braking, max metal faces. Not that big of a sign, I used to do 12'x48' billboards with a 24" plotter....