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Make sure your client is comparing apples to apples. I've had this happen many times only to find out the the competition is selling them on inferior products and may be cutting corners like not using lam or something like that. Show your client what you are giving him but make him show you...

As a rule of thumb I use as little tensions where and whenever possible. If I do use tension, it's usually only at about 25%.

Turn that Maple leaf upright and call it a day!!!

I was taught to use one long horizontal piece.

I get paid to deal with other peoples problems. Bigger the problems, the bigger my bill. My policy is to accommodate my clients as much as humanly possible. In your case, don't you think it would have been wise to extend 30 day credit? Especially given the amount of work they're sending you...

I think I re-inserted the CD and chose the "repair" function.

I had to reload VW 3 times in order to get it to work properly when I upgraded my comp.

Although I don't necessarily agree or disagree with what the OP is saying, I find some of this info does not relate to me and my business at all. Somedays I think that selling cookie cutter items would be great but the fact is, I'm in the business of providing custom solutions for each and...

Permanent or temporary? I believe the 3M and Avery concrete vinyls are a little more permanent. Mactac makes a nice one that is fairly temporary and easy to remove.

I put a condom on my PC. You know, just in case.... Never a problem with my mac but I'd hate to see what my pc would look like without antivirus protection.

The sweet spot is the middle of the rollers. Don't laminate stuff to one side or the other. Always in the middle. You should use as little tension as possible on all the rollers. I find that feeding a sheet by hand is a little more difficult than feeding of the roll mainly because it's...

These guys have stuff. I've only ever used one of they're frames. Not even sure what model it is. It's a bit tricky but it does the job. Not sure about pricing. http://www.signcomp.com/

Yeah but they're still bums....

On the west coast the following companies recycle roland carts. Not sure about mimaki or others. Proveer - All grahics Supplies - Pony graphics. A little birdy told me that Proveer and AGS bring all the returned carts to Pony as they are the hub for recycling. they do not give you money...

solvent and news print don't mix. At least not in any of my attempts.

I've made some out of clear cling but after 3 years with an iphone, I see no need to protect the screen. the glass is pretty resistant to a lot and it looks better with out an extra layer on it.

Do not switch inks! Unless you have lots of time and money to mess around with all the problems you will have. I wouldn't use a bulk ink system either. Here's what my tech had to say about 3rd party inks. Only use them if they are the only inks to have ever been run through the printer. IE...

Matt prints so much better than gloss. At least on my XC540. Plus I find gloss is hard to read because of the glare.

Funny this thread should come up because my landlord just came over and gave me a little hand held breathalizer gizmo with his logo on it. Said they where about 12 or 14 bucks. Thought that would be a great gift. For the drinkers of course.

Hiker. Spend a few bucks on nickel plated grommets cause they look a million times better than brass.