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We use General Formulations 223 6 mil material and a big squeegee for almost all of our non-laminated / short term prints. Its so easy to work with, its worth the extra few pennies.

I had someone love two things we designed. So we put one on the sides of a trailer, and the other on the back. Its not really worth the effort to convince them otherwise... But you could charge them for both, since now you won't be able to use that design concept again.

go back to the beginning. I think you needed to increase your top tension slightly, and that would have solved the problem. You like how the last image looks because it has a bigger hole due to the thicker needle. The needle you are using may be too small for the thread. I don't hem banners, so...

I sew for fun. A Lot. Like, if I could not work and just sew all day, I would. I will give you one word of advice. DO NOT ADJUST THE BOBBIN TENSION. If stitches are not coming out nicely, here is a list of things to check / adjust. Are you using new needle? Needles need to be replaced...

you can also try tineye.com for the image search..

Do they need to stand up to the elements? If not.... You might want to consider using 1/2" Ultraboard for freestanding cutouts. We've done a bunch of these (also hand-cut) and corex can be flimsy. Even 1/4" ultraboard is much more rigid.

Gemini uses Matthews paints. Just an FYI. You may need to use a high-build primer and then sand down to get smooth edges. Another option is to use doming resin after its painted. I saw some really awesome domed letters at a trade show, and I've always want to try it out. Good luck, let us...

i would just have Gemini do the letters, they can pantone match.

My sister-in-law, who is a stay at home mom in a posh community, has asked me to quote 4 different projects... Each one has to go before a committee, and by the time the committee gathers to discuss said project, they have already moved on to something different. The last one was a $40 banner...

There are a LOT of small churches near our shop. I typically don't give them more than a 10% discount on anything, but as long as they can give me the appropriate tax form, they are tax exempt. Remember, churches are businesses, too. On occasion I've donated small banners to customers who...

Arlon 6000 is the same thing, its very easy to reposition and work with.

maybe ultraboard? http://www.ultraboard.com/ultraboard/

why not just drill out the bottom mount yourself?

i've used http://www.glassamerica.com/ for something similar.

We realized that all full color magnets must use cast vinyl. For this reason, I now HATE making magnets. We don't print cast that often, so its a big PITA to switch out rolls for a 3 or 4 sq ft of print. Not to mention the laminate. Oy.

We've wrapped two trailers with it, and it was awesome.

WYLD GFI can probably do it, too.

we always use pressure treated lumber, and I would guess that they probably were originally 6x6's that were planed down to that size.

I think they would get in trouble. I use my resale cert all the time, I know at Home Depot it says something to the effect that tax is due if I'm not reselling the item. I would assume its more about the purchaser in that case, not the seller. The few times someone has come in claiming they...

You can be a tax-exempt organization, which means you do not have to pay sales tax on the items you buy. Examples of this are government entities, certain non-profits (some are required to pay), most churches, schools, etc. Or you can be a reseller. For example, if you are purchasing printed...