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Thank you! I found that they have a lot of aluminum, but not what I need.

I normally get these from Glantz, but they're a few weeks out. Anyone willing to share a source for 18" x 24" White round-cornered steel sign blanks? :thankyou:

I think it's beautiful. I'd pay a lot more than $75,000 for that campaign.

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Sell them what they want at a price you are willing to do it for. Shades of gray take on color in being competitive, and finding the color that sparks potential clients and yourself gets tough. It's as cut & dried as you want it to be, unless there is more profit for you in a more complicated...

On a side note about that - There's no saying the label can't be removed and re-applied. To prevent that would bring it to be a Gerber Edge tamper foil short run. Unless you can sell the novelty of the idea with every card having a maximum discount that he would be willing to honor assuming it's...

Why not print a bunch of kiss-cut circles of his logo patterned across a sheet on low tack vinyl and apply them to the cards? He'd be happy to apply them himself to save some $, and you'll come out ahead by not having to do that while selling an option that makes you money & makes him happy.

Believe it or not, he may be better off with pull-tab cards. I'm not kidding. Don't hold to what I'm saying as some sort of wise advise or knowledge, but I will say that I'm sure what he wants can be achieved with other methods that in the end will deliver the same effectiveness at a lower cost...

+ 1, and good luck meeting price point w/quality. RUN

The bass player in my band often talks of becoming a pirate. We have long discussions concerning the details of such an endeavor.

I always supply the art in various formats. They can do whatever they want with it. I explain that some people don't, and it becomes a value added selling point. I simply charge accordingly, and it's always more than the other guy, but people buy because they like to know they own it. I'm the...

They would like something to be suitable for what it is not. Sell them proper outdoor signage. Turn them onto Dibond mounted to a frame of your choice and wrap it properly. Apply a canvas filter to the graphic if necessary.

What a mess! "Red, blue, and yellow ink cartridges were inside the truck, but Ferson said there is no evidence the yellow ink was released." Funny - I see yellow...

I agree. Some of the things I do for the band I put time into, and others "some" time. This is one of them. Usually it has to do with a quick-to-print situation.

When I set up a container (contains 28 images) and step that container 10-up (5 columns & two rows) it appears exactly correct on screen. However, after ripping it shows a column of two at the printer station. :helpGoing mental on this one. Anyone know what I'm referring to?

New things in the works. Here's some old stuff fa 'ya bathzzz... http://www.alinebetween.com :toasting:

Thank you , No really - THANK YOU for your suggestions. I thought that also about the ribbons. There's actually a lot of garbage going on with the ribbons (things I left in on accident) that once I deleted kind of took away from the overall feel. It seems the distracting elements play as a point...

Yah - I'm not sold on the font at all, but I intend to use the symbol without the name beneath. I think the symbol could use distressing and such for things that those effects are be appropriate for, but want the symbol to be something that can stand alone and look good with or without knowing...

Here's how it looks on a flyer. Rip me up! I'll be disappointed if you don't!

Are you guys on this team? I couldn't find that anywhere. What is the team's actual name? Now that you mention it I agree it looks like a ball of sorts, but it also looks like the initials ALB within a circle. For my band it's a great symbol, and any similarities are purely coincidental...