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Run it through Topaz AI, great result 99% of the time

you'll want to figure out your ink cost per square foot

Object - Path - simplify, gets rid of unneeded nodes. Large canvas to go beyond the 225" inch limit of regular artboard https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/large-sized-artwork.html The software is more capable than ever but it takes longer to learn all the tools, I'm constantly...

Maybe they're going for the stealth police look

I did some blackout windows/doors about a year ago that face the sun, I read those same threads and told the customer windows could break/crack. They accepted the risk and I did the job, black vinyl on the inside of double pane glass. Gets extremely hot in the sun but hasn't cracked/broken

You can't go outside here in the evening for a minute without getting 10 bites, something is biting people

We do have that same exact headboard in the second skit

must be my Vietnamese wife then, jk she doesn't work Charge for design/mockup or send such bad resolution mockup that it can't be used by someone else

Sticker Mule = $525 for 300 sets (900 stickers), I'm sure there are coupons out there too

Maybe it's whatever the county mosquito truck sprays at night

I guess I'm just in a competitive area and use online retail prices as benchmarks, I have 20+ sign shops within a 5 mile drive of me, on my 5 minute drive to my shop I drive past 3 other sign shops There are 30+ fastsigns within a 30 minute drive of me.

Why do you need acid resistant? If their battery leaks then they have bigger problems than a ruined sticker or maybe they'll be happy the brand name label is corroded off. Any high tack vinyl should work

Ok add another $250 for the expensive materials = $750 total

Sticker Mule and other retail sticker places come out at $525 for 300 of each sticker in those sizes (900 sticker for $525)

I would do that for around $500 total depending on material/laminate, print 30 min, cut 45 minutes, set up etc 10min, maybe $100 in materials?

I have couple of big banners (5ft x 40ft) printed almost 2 years ago on the Colorado, screwed to a building in full Texas sun and they look new still, 0 fading. and most memorable thing was the 40ft banner taking 15 minutes to print

https://www.breninc.com/product-category/materials/stencil-material/ bren inc

Get a Colorado, it ends up being cheaper that HP/Roland if you are printing a couple of rolls per day based on ink savings.

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