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clients like this MUST be on an HOURLY rate. they come to you for a logo but they want you to put their wacky ideas on paper. GREAT! tell them it will take XX hrs to accomplish at $xx/per hour. ELITE training? been done. skinny font for a trainer? and a bulldog? and ELI catchy inside joke...

... cannot compute... need more info... if your going to be near the fast turnaround guy is he going to give you enough work? hard to say without looking at hard numbers. i would not rely on one client. but if the client is a whale then you have to review your opportunity costs. if he is a...

even saving a word doc as a pdf you will have problems with embedded jpgs. they will almost always be low res. ask them to at a minimum move up to ms publisher for 125.00

in illustrator the object in the file must be a fill not a stroke. if i send a stroke object to c800 using cutting master 2 it cuts on either edge of the stroke. depending on thickness of the stroke it may appear to be on the same spot.

kick up the weave.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkG05BdylQk

print it as a 52 x 100 and wrap on to the back the extra 2 inches on each side.

"the font thing" or if windows 7 then "extensis".

what Chris is saying is if the wall is drywall with some junk base coat sprayed on it, it will have a slightly textured matte finish that is difficult to adhere to. The wall should be painted with a semigloss prior to placing new graphics on it. this way the vinyl has a smooth surface to...

proveer base with clearfocus lam is the cheapest combo.

the fc-8000 will die cut your decals in one pass.

you will never be able to say, "this is the best paper" all paper is different and each has a different characteristic that will fit the needs of your client. so the best paper is the one your client likes and is readily available in your area. some like gloss, some like satin, some like...

oh snap the jig is up! lol.

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we do this but you are a bit far from us. we're in miami. all you really need to do is call your local plastics distributor. google plexiglass in your area. if they have a laser cutter even better. order the plexi cut to size and holes made for standoffs plus polish the edges. then order...

reformulated ink? first i ever heard of this. do you have any links to refernce? your problem i believe is onyx rip/profile and not epson printer. unless your rip/profile is using the green ink it will cause problems. not really fair to say if your rip or profile is not using the green ink...

in colorburst rip increase the weave.

your problem is wasatch. we hated it.

wrap it with a low tack printed grid. mark the trim holes. pull it off. put it on the wall photograph it. take it into ai and build your template.

make sure you blade is in the correct blade holder position. i racked my head trying to figure out why my graphtec was plotting .25 too high. i forgot to move the blade holder from die cut position to the kisscut position.