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I have a laptop that is my main pc at the shop (email and invoicing) but can also act as a design station when i am at home. I have a 17" Asus - Republic of Gamers. Dual hard drives, i7 CPU, Geforce GTX 970 GPU and 16 gigs of ram. That is more than enough to design full wraps in Photoshop...

If he can't get hired then another option would be for him to wrap his own car. Maybe not all of it but at least the hood and other parts. I'm sure his uncle could help him out with some material to use. Then he should start getting some jobs and get the material from you. We all have to start...

Just googled for this and found nothing but OP's original picture. Looks like it needs to be redone with vector software based off of the picture. (the picture i got from Google is a good enough quality that you can see the details needed to rebuild it). This sticker could easily go for...

I use WeTransfer.com. No need to register.

You stuck it on crooked! :ROFLMAO:

I went from an SC-500 to the VS-540 about three years ago. Though i bought it new it has been a great machine for me. I have mine set up as dual CMYK as it is the fastest setting. (Other configs will slow the printer down). Like Bigfish says ... It really depends on how much you are paying and...

What is popular also is refinishing over top of the bricks. Wire mesh on top of the bricks and some sort of stucco finish. Some companies specialize in that type of finishing.

Not your city our country but i had quite an experience a few years ago regarding large banners. I went back and forth for almost a month with my city's (Ottawa) Permanent signs By-law officer and the Temporary signs by-law officer (yeah two different departments) Banners did not fall under the...

I trim about 1/8" all around as well. Makes it easier on site to just position and install IMO.

I have a VS-540 set up as double CMYK. No complaints here about color output compared to CMYKLcLm which i had before on an SC-500. I chose that config for speed and am very happy with it along with print quality.

It's also available through Amazon.ca

I ended up outsourcing the production of that little banner along with a bigger banner order. So i did not end up trying the adhesive.

Congratulations to both of you ... :toasting::toasting:

Yeah it is .. I often buy 3/16" Sign White roll stock lengths. I get it from Laird Plastics (in Ottawa) and they are an American distributor. Funny how the majority here swear by Polycarbonate. I don't want to affirm my point much since i do not manufacture or install sign boxes. I will...

Agreed on acrylic breaking but it is very often used for exterior signs and can last quite a long time. It is also available in roll stock. Polycarbonate yellows over time as well. Acrylic does not (or very little compared to Poly.)

I would definitely shop around for a company that will set up and do basic training on equipment bought. This is just their business model trying to sell the cheapest price in order to get the sale. So they cut out set up and training. Big mistake on their part. The insult is the refusal...

Don't believe what those guys say. It's all lies .... Or lies mixed in with a little truth. You never get an honest answer with these people.

Don't change anything! This was a beautiful train wreck to read. :popcorn::toasting: This type of guy always shows up once in a while. Knows everything but actually knows nothing. And the big boss with deep pockets who has to spend allot on sign work that thinks they can open their...

Like my girlfriend says ... Quality over Quantity :toasting::ROFLMAO:

Guess what Andy ... Your suppliers are selling you cheap chinese plastic.