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I print a PMS chart on each of the materials I use the most, and still I see color differences. Most customers will not notice 2%-5% color shifts, really depends on the application. Here is a chart http://www.cal-print.com/InkColorChart.htm AND NOTICE, it says it is a reference ONLY, same...

+++I used to do the ol' krylon airbrushed look back in the late 80's early 90's. I would just print it and be done with it, sub the printing if you can't do it in house.

send it as an eps and see what happens

Practice, I go off the center fold line, and place the name four fingers down, hen loading on our screen press I have center line drawn on the platen so I go off those. BTW, not all shirts are sewn 100% straight.....w

I use the anchors, just don't over tighten if the mortor is soft. In soft mortor I put some liquid nail in the hole first, don't think it does much but makes me feel a little better.

Blue backing paper is the bomb! I never have a prob, I use oracal 651 and 751 daily.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkTv_nGWrEQ

EERR, Yes it is.

magnum magnet material, oracal 3640 and 210 lam.

Farm ground is going for $13K - $15K an acre so who knows.

I don't get edge lift of the graphic, the whole magnetic material curls, graphic and magnet.

I have had issues with covering magnetic sign with full prints. I think the film shrinking makes the mag curl. I still do it this way, they are just magnets designed for temporary use.

1. I hunt but would never be caught dead in camo. People that wear camo are posers! 2. Here is a place that sell that stuff. http://shop.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=1346160&ci_src=17588969&ci_sku=WX2*042440246W000&pm2d=CSE-SPG-15-PLA&gclid=CJnWwdX72rsCFUMV7AodviQAhA 3. Davy crockett...

If a customer wanted to find out material cost it would be pretty easy to do, not just this web site. that way with anything, there are ways to find out how much stuff really costs.

DOAH! Not even going to comment.

Laminate before you print, that will save you time.

Even in a realty frame? I use .080 for the hanging ones, .040 if in a frame.

Because there isn't much mark-up on stuff like this, all about quantity.