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I just send out the invoice and let it sit. It happens occassionaly. It is very hard to even try and get 50%, let alone COD from large corperate customers, so it's all part of the game.

thanks for the lead. I will definately look into this.

It's actually quite remarkable just how strong the static can be to prevent the backing paper from sliding off. It was almost like it was glued on.

I sometimes have the greyed out menu items happening on my SignLab. I just reboot and all is well.

your good peeps!!!

There is one aspect to changing over inks that I never see mentioned and it concerned me to the point where I can't be bothered at this point. That is..... if you were to change your inks, that will probably mean every file you saved with specific colour info and the knowledge that if you...

but even tint does not work that well if the inner light is brighter than the outer light, but I suppose i is really the only other alternative.

not heard of this..... Is it really reflective perf? I cant imagine the cost though.

good idea will try! :U Rock:

I will use steam as well at times. I have the Wagner as well, but accidently the pad broke off and I then inserted the end piece of a pen into the hose which created pressure and resulted in a cool steam stream you might say that I can direct right where I want. The only issue I find with using...

I found this morning while laminating some vinyl that I could barely get the backing paper to slide off the backing paper. It was real fight that resulted in less than desirable results. Any hints on how to reduce the static momentarilly so that the lam flows smoothly?

I would hit the industrial centres. Warehouse signage is huge and generally very profitable.

good thing banner material is not to expensive. Your time unfortunately is...FREE damn!!!

The question is...... what kind of vinyl is on the mag when we buy them?

I know you can be hard nosed and insist on having the customer pay for their mistakes. I understand the concept fully and for wholesalers, I would absolutely make them pay. After all, it's not like I can charge a customer for my mistakes....can I? Hmmmmm.... interesting concept..... charge...

I have not looked , but is it not included when you purchase the machine?

Now lets take it a step farther. The client who supplies the info is reselling and the file came from their client. Also this client of yours is one of your major customers and sends you a lot of work without even getting quotes elsewhere. Obviously you will probably try and eat it and not...

I guess what I really mean here is mistakes that are not obvious unless scrutinized. With many files received from customers or even resellers there can be errors in copy or spelling. If you see it and can fix it thats great, but what about issues where you have received the file and set up for...

Just so you know I printed a bunch of black decals early on when I had first taken delivery of our printer. Not really knowing the wait period on a bleed of black, I cut them after 24 hours and they looked OK. As they sat overnight they started curling up and the edges started rolling up...

i know what you mean....it is a powerful feeling tohave everything running at max. Not sure I remember those days come to think of it lol:doh: