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hey mafia wraps dude, you already have a built in client base of 26 yrs in the business right...i think its a no brainer... mind, there will be a huge learning curve and you are going to waste a bunch of material, and ink at first, but it sounds like you already have a home for the...

i have a 54" mutoh and when the ink cart says its running low, i take it out and chunk it... just wondering if its possible to let it run out in the middle of a print, and if i replace it after printer stops, will print continue where it left off. sure seems a waste of ink thats left in the...

you know, im not trying to promote anybody here...but i just send that crap to the the vector dr. and they fix me right up, usually that day...i resell the service and usually that is one of my higher profit margin income streams...i of course make sure the customer thinks its my shop doing it...

bit more info for you all... this is plexi not lexon...1/4 " approx 3" on corner broke off...it will be able to be hidden by the sign facing. ps, yes big learning curve, and next time im gonna do a bit differently...luckily not a huge expense... mark galoob thanks for all advise

i am replacing a sign face for a business and i was taking the lexon out of its home and a piece of the corner broke... size is 9ft by 23" lexon 1/8". my question is this is a part of the sign no text or any graphics is on...can i cut the lexon down to 8ft and put in a 1 ft piece...if...

in the end its all nice and good if you can convince your customer to look more professional. but they are paying the bills. i dont see whats wrong with giving them what they want...personally, i thought the design of this vehic did nothing for my taste, but i did not pay for it. yo, if...

ok, so here is a newb question...? why would'nt you lam this...i would not even attempt to install that w/o lam... mark galoob

i did a job that we printed directly to the back of the plexi face up using a flat bed printer...looks like its floating...very proffessional look. mark galoob

better have a heavy duty printer to print those...even with a strait paper path... mark galoob

wiccapedia: "A commodity is some good for which there is demand, but which is supplied without qualitative differentiation across a market. It is a product that is the same no matter who produces it, such as petroleum, notebook paper, or milk...One of the characteristics of a commodity good is...

you know, its a totally different world we live in now and all the rules of business are evolving into something totally different than we are used to. if you want to survive then you must evolve with it. whats wrong w/ taking a few jobs here and there at less profit. look at walmart. those...

no, i think you haters are honestly afraid of us newbies coming in a competing with you...it sure seems to piss you off...deal with it...competition makes us all strong... i did not get mad or afraid when the sign shops in my area started to sell business cards and brochures and postcards, i...

alrighty then... im looking at putting my sign/shirt business into a 1400 sq ft location in a strip mall w/ krogers anchor. it is 3 doors down from my pack/ship/print store. will have 64" mutoh, seal lam, and graphtec plotter along w/ brother dtg printer, and will farm out the rest...

i can relate wee ll, i just want to get into sign makin cause it seems like a easy way to make me some money.....ill do it out o my shed in the back 40... LOL seriousley, to the guy who jumped on this poor newby for just askin a very legimate question...that was for you i have the same...