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One would hope only 1 sign, one magnet & one color at that price.

Then you can post back and tell us the one you liked and why. I need to start thinking about this as well.

Look at the msds and you might have your answer right there.

Were the letters made on a CNC also? Nice font as well, what is it? One day I will have a bigger shop and attempt work like this.

And then write it down on a page that is paperclipped to your VW manual. I always write down my network, computer, router and printer ip addresses as invariably I will need them in a month and not remember.

31 emails @ $5 ea. = $155 added to the ticket. Awesome! Unless you actually had to do something with one of those emails, then it would be more of course. I hope that my clients put me on their joke forwarding lists as well.

Remind me not to leave anything lying around when Old Paint is in town.

I tried the second link but they were retail. Also these cards were etched and not cut out like the example at the beginning of this thread. Any others?

There is nothing like a referral from someone who has done business with someone else and can vouch personally for the quality and service; also, wholesale contacts are hard to find on the internet via a search engine as there are so many retail sites masquerading as wholesale to weed through.

Seriously, just kidding on my last post. I am curious if anyone knows if a letterpress would work and if you can buy the stock pre-cut... Also, someone mentioned wholesalers for this product, anyone know who?

He was being a di#% but only a little one.

I see banners that outlast the ink. I am replacing a billboard that has been up for almost five years but because the ink is fading, not because of the banner material.

If the metal was thin enough and a soft metal, could you die cut these on a letter press? You could but a letterpress for a few thousand dollars. The die would cost a chunk but once you had it you could make all you wanted. How thin can you buy metal and can you get it by the thousands cut to...

For the best help post an image of the banding. What have you already tried to fix it?

I have 3/4" think sheet glass tables and love them. You will want to get something at least two inches wider than your prints.

I thought that it was a colored version of the rorschach test

$45 minimum here. That job might fall into that category for us if it was on intermediate material and a re-order i.e. already set up and ready to print.

Have the supplier slit the big rolls first so at least you would have one dimension already then a dispenser roll and a guide on a long table feeding into your rotary trimmer?

Just laid my hand on mine, no heat. Standby or sleep mode I guess.

In mild steel there are guys quoting 750 cuts in 14g square tubing and the like. Wow, you have had some bad luck. Figures, there is never an easy solution. I am still seeking more info on making awnings. Any other info guys?