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Pat happy birthday. what;s for lunch?

i love it he's given good advice and then he asks if we will give him advice after he does something the majority of ppl advise him against doing..... unreal buy a cricut, buy some of fred's clipart, sign up on signs101 and you too can be a pro... i'm about ready to quote bob burns

i sold arlon and 3m products for 10yrs. my margin was better on 3m products. as an end user my first preference is oracal, my second is arlon and my 3rd is 3m

haha make patterns with your crickut and you can now be in the electrical sign business. chirp chirp

you are ignoring some very important points and focusing on the price of the equipment. yes you can buy a few used printers (just the printer)under 10k, but then you are going to need software, computer (an emachine isnt going to hack it), a laminator, production tables, inventory and with all...

i have a lot of clients that i have trained that have added them over the last few yrs with varying degrees of success... i would really challenge anyone that is going to add one to really think about what they will use it for because i have seen some alterations made that really make no sense...

things i've noticed. i have a huge bank of windows completely sheeted out at a companies headquarters (approx 80 windows that are 4' X 18') been sheeted out in white since about 1999...no issues. i had another large window (50" X 14') that was sheeted out in black that has no issues that...

i'm ready for a move... welcome

it's not exactly a 'lie'...most manufacturers do not advise applying reflective using the wet application method... many ppl think that it 'rusts' but in my experience from all of the customers that i once sold supplies to, who called me out to look at their projects that were installed wet...

hmmm...let's see. craziest job i have ever done. etch company logo onto amazingly expensive glass 'sex toys' that ended up being photographed by playboy magazine and published... for the same client i had to airbrush models for the adult entertainment expo in vegas before they 'took the...

if it's plastic and i am looking for a solution that cant be found at the local sign supply house i look to outwater first.

and to my surprise ROLAND still has parts but you will most likely have to get someone on the phone who is willing to look deeper than their computer screen as their product list doesnt go back that far

Pat these are things that everyone should be thinking about and constantly thinking about for healthy profitable evolution, good post. myself i decided a few years ago to consult with large companies both in and outside of the industry to design and prescribe the production methodology (real...

that statement about tar off the walls scares me. is this a commercial truck car wash? or a passenger vehicle 'tunnel' type operation or something different like a u-spray? because in the tunnel type nothing is really thrown anywhere from the spray but downward and recycled/reclaimed as it is...

after those two posts i think we need a stupidest post of the day

that sure isn't very christian of you..... roflmao

Rick i respect you greatly and am constantly thankful of your input but i am missing the similarities so i look forward to becoming enlightened on this one. one gangs up client designed orders and bangs them as quickly and inexpensively as possible out the door for ppl to mark up and resell...

sorry wasnt me ... but hmmm maybe that is what i should be doing with my time ... now if there was only an online version that truly captured the experience of playing 720' like back in the day. i just checked out your work as well (adkins signs (no space between the two) dot com for those...

i have signs up in carwashes that are 8' X 32' that are laminated vinyl prints on dibond panels that have no issues. again the only concern i would have would be if the signs are in an area where they could come in contact with concentrated chemicals. i have provided sample after sample after...