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I got into this after working for a signpainter in high school. He suggested I go to sign school which I did in 1974. After that it's all been learned by working for good sign makers, doing a lot of things for the first time, making mistakes and asking questions...

And it's caused by 5G phones! https://healthfeedback.org/claimreview/viral-claim-falsely-asserts-that-covid-19-is-due-to-5g-technology-rollout-not-a-virus/

That sucks John. I hate when a proven method fails because the some product isn't what it used to be. I agree with Garth, I would try polishing with a mild abrasive, we have a few in stock for such occasions. Some I've used are for glass cook tops, chrome and of course fine auto compound. Then...

Netsol has a point, we rely on our payroll company to make sure we are in compliance with a lot of regulations. But in the end they are a service working for us, so they can let us know about a possible issue, but we make the decision. We have clients in emergency apparatus, grocery, municipal...

J Burton, reminds me of the old time neon guy talking about working on beer signs..." Every day, all day I made the "Bud" and Fred made "wei" and Joe made the "ser:"

Maybe you shouldn't advertise everything on your site as "Custom". :rolleyes: Seriously isn't that the business you are in? If you don't want to do custom work make up a bunch of stock designs and set up a site selling them.

about $250 then

Here there is a category for suppliers to the essential industries. A sign company doing work for grocery, pharmaceutical, government, emergency services etc would be considered essential.

Not all business cards have the same protections. I have two that do have fraud protection. I remember hearing about this years ago, maybe more include it now. https://www.creditcards.com/credit-card-news/business-credit-card-was-stolen-what-to-do/

I thought business cards didn't have the same protections as personal cards?

So if someone asks for a 4'x8' site sign from you they get a 8' tall sign? The best solution is to always confirm the orientation.

I'm with Gino, I always ask it that way, left to right/top to bottom.

I have used liquid laminate on Edge prints for years and they work fine. But as been said they don't provide much scuff resistance. Before the availability of laminated prints I did many jobs that were really large (busses, trailers) that we tiled and applied. You have to use premask to apply...

I got the same ones. Did a quick search and found this interesting article...maybe they didn't do such a good job removing the stolen contacts https://www.piworld.com/article/online-printer-4over-receives-settlement-suit-against-zoo-printing-former-employees/all/

Tell them they got the Leatherette texture no extra charge....looks like it has reached the end of it's life, maybe a little early but within the stated range. It may be a combination of the color and exposure.

I used to service my HP5000/5500s. I used the manual and just made sure to document all mt steps as I took it apart. Nothing worse than getting it almost back together and discovering that you left something out. But now I just pay up for the service contract on my current machine. Being a...

We are focusing on serving our clients who are part of the essential services who are still working. They need things right away to respond to the daily changes and we do what we can to accommodate them and not take advantage of the panic with extra or over charges. I admire the people who are...

I use Wyld, they do great work with real personal attention to quality

Inside unless the glass is tinted

Yea, no miracle method. And on top of it you will have a wicked ghost and the rest of the paint might not look so great either.