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Need to put a sponsor's logo in cut vinyl on the pads that are on the basketball goal posts. These pads look like wrestling mats, and appear to be made of vinyl. I called 3M and they said nothing they made was a good idea, as it was highly plasterized?? Anyway - they said that 190 series...

lol... good link :)

How did I miss that the first time around? LOL

The cars have European tags. Thats freaking awesome.. ingenious. If they had Mississippi or Alabama tags - well that would have been redneck.

You could just make yourself one of those black square stickers with the blue line through it. That's how they know the person in the car is a cop and not to pull them over.

I like the one with all the CD's in it. *ducks and runs for cover* :popcorn:

We actually had that problem here. The city passed an ordinance to lower the speed limit to 35 instead of 45 on a road here. The city hadn't changed the speed limit sign yet, but was still writing tickets. Turns out it was legal for them to do so, but the public outcry was so bad that they...

Put it this way, if they want to pay you $50 an hour to try to clean the vinyl and old adhesive off of there with a lil chizzler and some denatured alcohol they *might* save a buck... But your hands will thank you for buying a new sheet... You might be able to pull the vinyl off of there and...

Opaque lexan. Not cheap either.

I wonder what kind of displacement those engines can have?

Wow. Wish I could charge that to laminate for people. Once they saw my Daige though, they would likely leave. HAHAHAHAHA. Cast laminate, maybe, but wholesaling calendared laminate for that is nuts. I had a shop down the street call me and tell me their laminator was on the fritz a few...

I really like where you are going also. I don't feel like my skills approach yours, so I hesitate to offer advice here.. maybe a little more contrast between your established 1972 text and the background.. and maybe fewer brushes, tools, etc. that part is a touch busy. I love the gradient...

LOL, sorry bout that, thought you meant a box the signs fit in. Nice, buy a box first then make the sign around it.

I have had the SRII for a year. No problems - works like a champ.

Figure out who makes the box and see if they sell the coro that goes with it.

Get well soon OP! Hope you feel better soon.

I bought a jv33-130 and cg130srII, and have absolutely no regrets. I'd caution you to get a 54" printer, but there are days I wish I had something wider (seamed hoods on wraps)... So I guess you always want more. I like the es3 inks on my Mimaki most of the time, you dont have to ventilate for...

In about 2 months, you are going to post how much you hate not having a laminator.... how many jobs you have had to reprint because they were damaged because you were in a hurry, etc. If I were you, I would heed the advice of folks here. Trust me, I learned the hard way that you are about to...

Hmm, still don't see why hemming takes two people. If you have to, get a set of clamps... clamp one edge of your banner to the production table, start on the other end and line the tape up along the cut edge of your banner (You bought 1" banner tape, and cut the material 1" away from the edge...

Why does it take 2 people to hem a banner using banner tape? Maybe I read that wrong. Anyway, call around and ask other shops what they charge for a 4x8 banner, etc. I'd get a good estimate on what the market will bear in your area. You should also come up with a shop rate... and see if...