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I just tell them NO and offer to email it. Bruce, I don't open your text messages because they usually involve nudity, mayonnaise, and confederate battle flags.

Am I the only person getting more and more "artwork" for logos sent via cell phone? Just today I had a woman send me four logos she needs reproduced for sponsor signs by photographing the back of the event program and sending it. Yesterday is was a customer who emailed me SEVEN pictures of...

Okay....NO. Every subject is going to be different. I would imagine the Liberty Bell, the Statue of Liberty, and the Lincoln Memorial would fall completely under public domain. Niagra Falls certainly would be. The Eiffel Tower....well it's owned by the French....screw them, do with it as you...

Statue of Liberty Copyright - http://www.loc.gov/wiseguide/oct07/statue.html Eiffel Tower - daytime images are public domain...nighttime images are copyrighted (damn French) Point is that architectural work and sculptural work often has copyright guidelines for their legal reproduction.

You're married with children and you have hours available? :ROFLMAO:

I always center hinge. The biggest help I've found is slit the backing before you ever even take it outside. Line it up, tape it like normal, then peel and stick. Slitting it ahead of time saves me because for some reason I tend to stretch perf when I try to cut it while it's hanging. Also...

I love the registered trademark symbol on the Ohio State logo that's not the right artwork.

Two 500gig Seagates (because that's what Tiger Direct had on sale) that have saved my ass more times than I can count.

Interesting. Nobody I've dealt with wants laminated prints. The surface is too slick and the bags slide too much.

Exactly. My shop is very well established and I've got the repeat business and enough walkin traffic every month to justify the expense. Opening a shop from scratch that's a lot to cover. It can be done, and in the long run I think it will build a stronger business, but you've got to be...

How do you keep the 4x4 posts from poking holes in the speakers?

Installing a new air conditioner at the shop. It's been above 90 degrees inside every day for a month....I'm through with that.

Again....painting the logos should cost him more than doing it in vinyl. Sub the damn job out to somebody who can knock it out in vinyl if he wants cheap. If he wants it painted do it right. If you're insisting on painting the damn coro my suggestion is going to be to use Nazdar 7900 Series...

If you're painting it you should already be getting premium pricing for it. Just tell them you don't paint on coro and use aluminum.

Finish the job you're doing for her right now, when you go to deliver it just man up and tell her how future orders are going to have to be handled. Tell her up-front you can't design without a purchase order, tell her that her first layout is included in the price and set up a pricing...

Don't forget....Padma does Bacon http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzwxmy1TWNM

...and billboards are crammed right up to the edge?

You don't see Colin in here posting youtube links to anti-bacon propaganda, do you? Haven't seen "bob" chiming in about how intellectually inferior everyone else on the rock we named Earth is for liking bacon. See, bacon is the way to peace. This is also why can there be no peace in the middle...

Ditto on the speed. Move your rollers in an inch on each side, cut at the slowest setting, shouldn't be a problem.

I'd use 651 on it because it's what I use on practically everything. Even on aluminum trailers we're seeing good results after 8 years. On a job this size the price difference between something like Shine-Rite and 651 is only about $25 (yes, I'm aware that for another $35 I could upgrade to...