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Good luck. Lots to learn in this business.

Cool -- Just noticed that I'm in "High School" now. Does that mean I'm supposed to know how to spell and use proper grammer?

Thanks again--

Thanks for reminding me about that site. I got some great downloads from it a few years ago and then forgot about it, now it's bookmarked. Which actions did you use for those particular effects?

Nice work Keleland. Nice choice of fonts, layout, etc. Do a little research and charge a fair price for your work, you may be working from home but don't give your talent away. Sounds like you've already found a great niche market. Congrats on your first week's orders!

All the best. I hope this road takes you where you want to go.

Good luck. Hope you enjoy the sign business.

Hi Roger- Usually 2 people on this size. Pretty much like I thought it would be, I just wanted to make sure that their wasn't a new technique or formula that I'd been missing. Is the RT2 recommended mostly for windows, mylar and cold weather? RT1 mostly for flat panels and everyday use...

Good videos, though I may have missed the one that you were referring to. What is your best RapidTac suggestion for a large calandered vinyl graphic (not contour cut, not laminated) applied to a flat panel? RapidTac 1 or 2? Center hinge? With or without application tape? My guess is...

I'll add my "Welcome!" too. Question: What would the RapidTac method be for installing a large 4'x10' printed graphic on to a flat sign panel? I currently have 2 methods that we use but neither one is really that great. Just curious. - Thanks!

I would try dreamstime.com and istock.com. I did a search on iStock for "marine soldier" and they had some that might work, Dreamstime had 1 or 2 that might work also. Those 2 sites are good because of the large file size and low price (between $1 and $5 per pic). Clipart.com had some too -...

I purchased my upgrade about 8 months ago directly through Daige (1-800-645-3323). Cost was less than $100 and well worth it. I actually like my Daige laminator now. I think it is a good value for a smaller sign shop that is not going to be laminating for several hours every day. I am...

I found the best way to start the laminate is to stick a flat, thin substrate (such as aluminum or 1mm Sintra) across the width of the laminate, loosen the tension on the roller, pull the laminate through the rollers (making sure that the laminate is straight and has even tension). Now tighten...

Have you looked at the Daige brand cold laminators. I have the Daige 3 54" model. I've had decent luck with it, especially after upgrading it to their newer belt system about 8 months ago. The new Daige 4 looks like a better built machine. I may get one so I can have a laminator for both cast...

The widescreen I discussed in this post is a 22" X2Gen which I bought from Costco Online for $249 after rebate. I changed the resolution as suggested in the early replies and it works perfectly now. Thanks again!:signs101:

That is very cool. Thanks!:thankyou:

WOW!! Thanks, I feel kind of stupid, but very appreciative. This is going to be great!!:thankyou:

Just a heads up to an issue I discovered... I just got a new 22" widescreen monitor, great picture and it works perfect with my dual monitor setup. The problem is that rather that giving me more room it simply stretches the image to fill the space. It would not be a problem if you were just...

I was just going to post the same question. I am on 7.6 I was told to wait by my distributor because of some issues. I'd love to see a demo.

Thanks Fred- I'll give Denco a call tomorrow and see if we can do the same thing.