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I am in this boat.....

calendered lam for cal vinyl, cast lam for cast vinyl...pretty simple.

Roland printer, Seal Laminator.

3551 with rapid air will be worse. Air release films suck in the cold. +tell him to warm up the area the decals goes on.

Do you have a min of $25,000 for the equipment you are going to need?

that part of the beak looks cool.

http://euro-industry.com/main.php?index=details&cat=92&prod=23196130 Not an electric pounce....

Gypsies, we have tons of them that come through painting barns and buildings. They all want commercial script, that is how you can spot them a mile away. and listing a million things they do.

Krylon Fusion or if it is just the faces cover with vinyl. Don't that a few times.

Using it or not, if it is outside it is outside. Use a cal film wait until you have to try and remove it....you will have more in labor than if you would have just used the right material in the first place. Low balling corner cutting will end up biting you in the rear every time. That being...

I leave material in my printers and never had an issue...but I could see the point of why not to.

When I had morons...eeerrr employees I just used quickbooks, I then had my accountant check it over.

Hope your insurance is paid up.....

Coro will last 2-3 years...not much longer. Why so cheap? Styrene is about the bottom of the barrel as far as sheet prices go.

+++this

I have NO IDEA...but I would imagine a different type of pole dance goes on there... I think I just threw up a little thinking about that....

I do lots of work for our local strip club.... I get V.I.P. treatment in there because of it! They are good customers, always pay in cash.

Make sure the head is seated, open the cover and put the blue head lock on. Sit it in there is only one hole in there, you will see it. I am looking for a youtube vid, I know I saw one before.

Take a pic with YOU and the Lama and post that! Does that "animal" have a shower cap on?

I found if you have a larger (1 ton or more) bucket or boom truck you need to keep them working or they will not pay for themselves. Turns into more work than I care to deal with.