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I wish I had a customer who was happy to wait a few weeks for whatever imperfection was in the sign to "work" its way out.

Go in, pretend you are stone deaf, but claim loudly you have perfect hearing. Keep asking for someone to Answer that damn phone!

I have Cor still looking good after 5 years out in all weather. The lam protects both the adhesive and extends the life of the Cor. If you are concerned about material cost then the flatbed guys have it. There is no way you can be cheaper. So you are selling on quality and service (or your...

Just a thought; The backing paper of the material you are cutting... When I run vehicle adhesive, the backing paper of the adhesive has a very slick surface. I find it is much more likely to "slip" than any of my other adhesives. I find slowing the cut speed helps. I was also getting some...

I have to agree on the WB lam. I must be using another brand (backing is plain white), but it is far too thin to use the big Squeegee. I do quite a bit of whiteboard so I always end up using the laminator. I also use Oracal 210, another laminate that has a thin backing paper. My squeegee has...

Next time you print banner, use up the waste to print a lot of little banners that say that this church and it's elders stole from you. Let them either sue you or pay you off. These churches live and die by reputation...Thou shalt not steal. Maybe if you make it clear to them that they STOLE...

We have the same recent issue with warping. A few problems with "de-mounting". I'm getting tired enough of it to want to look at other solutions, trouble is gator is so easy to work with.

does the 540 have a 10/100/1000 network card?? Would it be worth putting one in the rip?

You are all too late, the Japanese perfected both the Oval and the Elipse back in the 70's, This was later pirated by the Chinese and sold as "Cirlets" for $1 per square foot.

Have you tried powering down the whole setup, then restarting. This will often end IP conflicts.

Especially since we are only up to II with the either the monarch or the ship

Thank you too, though I'm sitting here next to my printer catching up while the phone is quiet...as I do on almost every holiday that my wife will let me.

We do it a lot with over-the-road banners.

how about laminating the perf then dropping the cut vinyl onto the lam?

Grey area. If the vehicles are let out in public then the photos of the vehicles can be taken as "editorial" rather than copyrighted. the paper is safe. The wrap company is in deep ####. Unless they or the client has a release from the owner of the logo they are open to action. The very least...

I have it in my care sheet, but now it will be 24 point bold.

As I recall it was Rite-Media magnet. We have sold many many sets using it with no problems. Since I only made them back in November they could only have been on for nine months. That said the customer is in sales and likely washes the car frequently. From the look of it all that moisture and...

They are on a car in British Columbia. Not too hot to begin with, and this set has yet to go through a full summer. I'm thinking they just got lazy and left them on for months. Any ideas how to get this off?

I have a customer I sold magnets to almost a year ago. Calls me up demanding that I pay to repaint their car because the magnets I sold to them are stuck fast (see pic). Now aside from claiming they took the magnets off every week, they say this stuck over the space of three weeks...

stick a sharpie pen in, you have a solvent printer! then charge a dollar a foot through ebay!