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Uh, yeah, what he said. They're usually printed on a flexo press. Nothing cheap to say the least.

That says "Sticks". Or maybe you're making a point, I didn't notice it too much but that font does sort of read like "sucks" if you don't pay too much attention to it... I still love it though.

If you go to Oracal's website they have profiles for just about every one of their medias for the JV33. Oracal's profiles are usually extremely good too so you should be able to print right out of the gate without any issues.

Awesome, great job!

Yeah, my bad, been a long day... Fixed...

This was posted over on Letterville, I thought it was worth posting here. It's worth watching all the way through. It's a 3D animation projected on a building, in the video it looks really cool, I'd love to see this in person. http://www.wimp.com/realisticprojection/

We pay a small base salary (about $10k per year), 10% commission, and health insurance and paid vacation (which is sort of meaningless since it's a salary position).

Good stuff, looking into that now, we've been saying lately it would be nice if you could integrate QB and Worldship. Thanks!

We use UPS, around here they're much more reliable and helpful that FedEx. They have a software program called Worldship that we use to create shipments and print labels, it works but it's a little cumbersome to use sometimes. But it's better and easier than doing it online. I'm not sure if...

Are you primarily doing work that is indoors or outdoors? Do you have a laminator?

Thankfully it wasn't too bad, surprisingly the order was only for 50 double-sided 3x5s, we had about 5 printed both sides and another 10 or so printed on one side.

I'm just happy we didn't sell it directly to the "customer". Still sucks for my customer though... Ironically, my other sales person just said she thinks she started trying to quote this job a week or two ago (it was emailed to her) but realized fairly quickly what it was. These people get around.

Geez. I just walked back into the printer room and saw a bunch of banners printing on one of the machines, they read something to the affect of "feed the children." My heart sank, I got that vommity taste in my mouth, immediately I knew what was going on, someone here sold this job and...

Out of curiosity, why not have Gemeni waterjet cut it? Too expensive? Look in your area, there should be a number of shops that will cut this for you. You could even laser cut it if you found a shop with a big enough laser, it's thin enough.

It does freakin' rock. It sometimes creates additional work if the .pdf was saved with trim and printer's marks around the perimeter, then you have to deal with some often complicated clipping mask issues. Anymore if I know I don't necessarily need a vector file I just rasterize the .pdf in...

I love Helvetica, it's one of my favorite sanserif fonts, but I feel your pain. For some reason designers assume everyone has every version of Helvetica ever made. so they never outline them. I've got one that always sends files with some obscure Helvetica Neue 67 semibold condensed or some crap...

I was going to say look on www.signsneversleep.com to see if it's on there, but the site's down at the moment.

haha, I was wondering the same thing!

Also not on your case but I don't understand either. What's the difference between that and me printing a wrap and shipping it to Sacramento to have you install it for me for X dollars? If you agree to be a subcontract installer for me at a given rate, in this case $500, will you be angry with...

I don't know enough about flexi to say for sure but I can't imagine a program like that can't take advantage of a separate scratch disk. I finally bit the bullet and got an eSata WD Raptor last fall to use as just a scratch disk for PS/Illustrator and I can say it made an enormous leap in the...