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I would print it and stick it, no more then an hour for everything

In Chicago you need to have at least a million dollar insurance policy to get a sign permit. I do know the city here charges by the sq.ft. A customer of mine had a 3'x4' permanent banner on his wall the city wanted 1500.00 per year, he tore it down.

95% of my customers Calling it Cor-x that's what I tell them it's called, the others call it cheap cardboard, stuff with ridges, hollow board and a few other's.

My phone is so out dated that everyone laughs about it, but I never have drop calls and I can be in a 500 ft hole somewhere and still get my calls. It's a Motorola i205, LOL I think it's time to make an upgrade, what do you all think?

Just curious, how does it cost 6 cents a sq.ft. from a 440 cartridge, I think it's more like 25-30 cents a sqft. Unless your getting your cartridges for 30 bucks.

You can get it cheaper when you buy by the case at walmart, just ask to see a manager, most of the times you can get it at just about cost if you buy more then a few casesat once.

It might be menapause......

Maybe you can talk this woman in getting a full wrap, her vehicle looks like shyt. Why would you send that artwork out, the grass is a Illustrator brush, and the clouds you can get free from Vecteazy.

How old is she?

You can alway's use a matte laminate to bring the gloss level down so it looks more like matte then glossy.

Why not try sending it at full size @100 or 72 dpi and see if that works.

I'd do it for free, only because she promises you alot of work.

7 hours for one 4'x4' sign from start to finish? Now that's 6 hours to long, I hope you improve and get faster at it, if not I'd look for another line of work to do.

What suburb are you in?

Is this your intro?

I haven't picked up a brush since I got my first computer system and that was in 82, now my father on the other hand he's 81 and still can hand letter like it was yesterday although he is retired for the most part. You just have to keep at it and you will only get better, well most do anyway's, lol

Is it that clean because you never use it?

For printers and laminators it is......... Not for women, LOL

My JV3 isin't that loud but from time to time it makes this high pitched sounds, has something to do with the belt I was told. I use 3 in 1 oil, I put it on a paper towel and run in across the 2 chrome rails. You can also put some oil use a paper towel though and rub it on the bottom of where...

It's the lmainate, I have seen the same thing is the pass where cheaper laminate is used and it turns brownish and or yellowish.