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We do them too. Email support@firesprint.com your requirements and we can get you a quote!

The trouble you will face is that the cost of running a 4x8 is about the same as running a sheet half its size. It's just the way the whole industry is set up. It will generally be best if you can get your orders grouped up to run a full 4x8 sheet at a time.

At 400pcs were alot less than $9 each for full color.

This is probably the wrong forum to ask that question to. A garment printing forum would give you more positive feedback. Most traditional signguys are going to hate screen printing. It's just alot messier work. There is ink on everything! Prices are also pretty low. You need to do alot of it...

The screen you use depends largely on your ink. We have several screens here and we don't bother with trying to figure out what screen mesh and tension we should use, we speak to the ink manufacturer and let them tell us what to use based on that specific ink line. But also, just sub it out to...

This. Open the phone book and start calling. Right now, you need to figure out what you are going to be known for. Find your "Cash cow." You can't know what it is yet. Just put as many fishin' poles in the water as you can until you find one that works. Then keep doing that until it gets boring...

The .080 aluminum is a more durable product in general. It's heavier and somewhat harder to work with though. DOT trusts .080 aluminum.

Not an installer here, but just curious. Where do you use the silicone? Do you put it parallel to the VHB and use it as an additional adhesive, or do you seal around the mounting bracket not allowing the elements to come in contact with the edge of the tape?

Do you only have the 1 waste company in your area? I would find another trash company if you can that has containers for you.

Well I realize we're half way into the year already, but here's our new 2015 catalog: https://www.firesprint.com/downloads/retail-catalog.pdf Prices are all customer friendly and ASI price coded. If you want a cheat sheet, you can get that here: http://www.firesprint.com/wholesale-catalog...

On smaller sheets we'll screen to it.

Stomp shear worked for years for us until we bought a guillotine cutter. Great way to cut down coro. It shouldn't close up the flutes much unless it's hot (like after running through a dryer). If it does, you probably need to have the blade sharpened.

Welcome from Omaha!

Denatured alcohol is very close to the same thing and might work if Everclear does. Depends on the denaturants the manufacturer uses.

Have you seen these? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004323NNC/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B004323NNC&linkCode=as2&tag=cd0a1-20&linkId=YRPXU77PH6ULXSLT Man they are sweet!

Probably need to let it sit for 24hrs then do your testing. It makes a difference.

Sounds like I need to spring for one....

Something along these lines that we have found helpful - http://www.brandsoftheworld.com

There are alot of those types of plans in other industries. For example we can get an HVAC service contract around here for our offices. I think they are around $40 a month or something. They come and check/change the furnace filters. Once a year the do a little more inspection and if there's a...

Hello all! I am currently working on a Dell Inspiron 620. Intel Core i5-2320. 8GB Ram. AMD RADEON HD 6450. This link might work... http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/04/product-support/ServiceTag/5WWHHS1/configuration?detect=y&s=DHS I am trying to work with some fairly large illustrator...