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I donate to whom I wish to donate to. I pick them. I've had many over the years and in my mind, they all paid off...... not in business, but with me & God. I never put my name on banners, shirts or cars about donating or everyone will be coming to me for freebie sh!t. I know what I did...

Yeah, same here. Our guy charges $65 bucks for an hours worth of cutting.

Do you have a 63" printer, cutter, let alone laminator ?? If not, get a price farming them out and apply your markup. I'd look into someone with a flatbed printing setup.

I think you're using the wrong pronouns with that one.

Well, if there's too many chiefs and you feel smarter than the rest of them, perhaps it's time to take yourself outta the equation and find a worthwhile job where you'd be appreciated. It's one thing to whine about everything, but another thing if you know their job better than they do.

So, maybe then it would be a good idea for some of you to request a meeting, so things don't get overlooked down the road. It sounds like someone just wants a part in things, insterad of sitting on their thumbs outta the loop.

Understood, but we're only getting his point of view...... not the other guy or the company's. There's always both sides of the story and the OP is giving both sides. Now, let's either see the rule book or talk to a person higher up the ladder.

Isn't it better to follow the rules and policies of your company, than to just go off willy-nilly ?? The difference between insubordination and a team worker is kinda what you just frowned upon and made fun of. Perhaps, YOU could talk to your superiors along with the butt-hurt employee and...

Just lettered a 2024 Ford Pick Up Police Responder. It's a kinda dark metallic silver. I/we couldn't get tape to hold anywhere. We washed it down with alcohol before starting. Came in this morning and some of the lettering is already lifting. The only thing I can say I noticed was the paint...

That, right there.

Did you get paid ?? If so, tell him you will fix HIS mistakes for a price (fair to both parties), but only after he cleans up the boat. Be nice, but it sounds like a problem customer especially down the road.

A saw would be less money and more convenient.

I wouldn't trust those scaled drawings for anything other than a mock up, but to make the final files for fabrication/production, we always use the actual vehicle, once it's in our shop. Photos of the same vehicle from all angles is fine for preliminary needs.

Looks like gold leaf on the original. If so, use some good hiding latex primer and give it 2 coats. Then two top coats of the maroon. Then, gild your lettering.

If you can't trust them with a shared space, how do you keep them from stealing customers and other sign related stuff ??

Why ae you using acrylic for the job ?? Is it backlit ??

What's the size of the finished product ??

Wash line and clothespins.

While poly is waterproof and can withstand some outdoor conditions, it's not an outdoor banner material. It will tear, stretch and become useless, with the least bit wind. It is not at all recommended for outdoor use. It's more for interior banners.

Do you share with another sign company ??