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I didn't say you were accusing them or anyone else of messing up your job. You are in fact not keeping your area clean. You most likely need to cordon off the area where you are working and tell them, they cannot disturb you, unless someone is being removed from the premises by a stretcher...

Wait a minute....... you're putting this on, on the outside of the door ?? How can you claim they are contaminating it ?? I thought that was a reverse application from the inside.

What is all that stuff on the floor in that picture ??

This thread was doomed from the start....... and it's just gotten worse with all the stupidness interjected. I've come to the conclusion, nobody on this forum has much to say with any authority of what they are saying. No one uses facts, but then how could you, when most of the facts are...

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They need to provide you with a completely clean and uncontaminated work area. You are not responsible for cleaning up their mess. That could mean you go in at 6 in the morning, And no work being done within 10' of where you are working.

I wasn't referring to you or your signs, but as a general rule as a whole. I actually tell people, if they can see any flaws in the ink or teeny tine bubbles, their nose is too close to the sign. They're meant to be read, not smelled like flowers. I do know, some of those old vinyls had quite...

You forgot the third possibility. Maybe the work provided..... stank.

How do you service a sign with 100 fasteners in one side ?? I can see a few strategically placed but 100's ??

Flex-face is totally an option, but since we don't do it in-house, I'd use the pan-face. Retro-fitting a 6' x 12' on 2 sides will not be fun. If you know what you're doing, which it doesn't seem like you do, I would take the more natural approach.

Then, explain to the customer what is supposed to go back in, not what is the cheapest or easiest.

Is that Richard Simmons ??

Heck no. I put one of those dumb workers with the orange aprons on, in the freezer compartment and see how much noise they make getting out. Then, I have some idea of how loud the ice makers gonna be at night while I'm sleeping. I need more insulation. Think I need more cowbell, too. I'm...

I think this shoulda been used...................... :snarky:

Using materials not really meant to go through an eco solvent machine means you must be sure you can find an appropriate profile and the material needs to be able to be pre-heated enough to accept ink and then heated up for post printing. These kinds materials seldom exist. If you get it to...

It would've been better had she centered SLICK on that banner..................... :doh:

If your quote nor your invoice states anything about taking unearned discounts, a 1.5% service charge added to amounts over XX amount of days or amounts added for collection for attorney fees and legal costs...... you're screwed. However, their waiver had to be in on the original signed and...

Yeah, that's right. I still have two of them and lotsa clear tape. Funny part about that tape is, once it loses it's tackiness to pick up, ya clean it with windex and it's sticky all over again as good as the first time. Thing is, it's only good for flat stock. So banners, flat aluminum...

It's only words. Read them, see if they fit or just ignore them. Who gives a flyin' fug about sarcasm ?? For a thread that's 2 years old, what's it matter anyway ?? :design:

Well, in 1976, I bought a brand new dodge 318 van with lotsa chrome, idiot lights, automatic and all kindsa other neat things. Before negotiating, it listed for $4,600 something. Got it down to around $4,200. Had that truck til around 1998 and it ran excellent. So, cost of gas was only...