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I agree with Rick and Signbrad. "Catch ya next time" is not good business to be doing with the client. And I think you will agree with that now that you have experienced it. Like being a bellhop and lugging 10 suitcases up to the 20th floor and the guy gives you a dollar and tells you he will...

I agree with all suggestions given.

Does the lam just not stick on the reflective or just where it is printed.

Thanks for the info FireSprint, will keep that in mind when I need to make more. That's a good price.

ams, Is Kevin your lead graphic designer at your company now?

OK Everyone, yell it out..."We like happy endings"!

I think you should give Bob Cratchit a raise for all his hard work and go and buy the biggest turkey for his Christmas dinner and last of all, give him good health benefits so his son Tiny Tim can get the proper help he needs.

Looks like Kevin Evans is testing the waters, wants to make more than $15 an hour. Why not ask Kevin about it.

Same here, Photoshop and Illustrator with the perspective tool.

Thanks everyone, came to 58 cents each after I took your prices and and found an average.

If they are in direct sunlight for any amount of time it might be hard to get off and people might scratch the acrylic in attempting to remove with scrapers. You can use adhesive remover to remove glue and cleanup with Sprayway glass cleaner. Acrylic does scratch easily but can be buffed out if...

Not a sticker person and need to know what to charge for a short run (200) of 2"x1" oval full color cast vinyl with cast laminate. I will print them on my Mutoh, lam and contour cut on the Summa. Was in the thought of $1 each. Usually go to Stouse but thought that I would do them in house since...

Glad you are still with us.

skyhigh sending his cards out...

Do you send them .pdf files, I have sent them complicated artwork in .pdf and always comes to me as I sent it. Their banners are beautiful. There is a place when you order that shows the output, maybe you just were in a hurry and did not catch it. Hate to rely on others to get things...

I do not think putting the blame on the customer is going to work. Does not make it any better who is at fault. It has to be done over. Don't care how much paper you print on covering yourself is going to help either. If you are the type of person who wants to feel they were wrong and you right...

I was waiting for the results of the "Bubba smoke test". Kinda like using a lit match to check on how much gas you have in your motorcycle gas tank.

At first post you said you modified their design at a cost of $200. Now you say it is your design, in vectors. So how was the other company going to print the work without files, was their bid based on getting your design files. Sounds complicated with all the parties now involved, good luck...

The customer is not the professional in proof reading, you are. Own up to it and reprint.

This is for an install on glass for a 3'x5'. Use cast air release if it is going to stay on for awhile and calender air release if just for a short time. You should by now be able to put a decal that size on glass without having air release with no bubbles or wrinkles. One question: how is a...