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Yep, make him happy then price him out the door next time.After all, his buddy can do it cheaper.

I guess you're right Gino. Site has pretty much become inkjet 101 anyways. I'm going to the house to tell those damn kids to stay off the lawn now.

Who needs outside help with annoying ads when you now have this in between page reloads.....

My safety speed cut is over 20 years old and on its second blade. Never had problem with it being out of square or even measurement off. As long as you know how to use the tool properly you should have no issues. I did get the utility blade attachment when purchased, have never used it as I also...

Poor man pan face = handy man pan face. Nothing professional about it.

wholesalesignsuperstore.com Been using them for years.

Had to quit using 365 long ago. Didn't take them long to screw the pooch and blame me. Ended up paying twice for a large window job so that colors matched in series of windows with common background. Short on solutions, long on excuses.

Shake at install of cartridge and monthly if not used up. I have never had a printer with white or metallic ink but I would imagine those need to be shook more often because of solids content. Never swab over the nozzles of print head. Clean the snot out of everything else.

Pros and cons to buying new, used or outsourcing. Outsourcing is an excellent way to get started in providing digitally printed materials for your customers and to learn the ropes so to speak. It does leave you at the mercy of provider and fed ex for timely delivery of correct product to meet...

If the OP hasn't done any of this kind of work before there is much more to consider than just the electrical part.

SIgnlab since casmate, lol. I have used flexi, didn't like it, but that's just me.

Sub it out to a qualified company and go watch and learn. Are you a licensed electrical sign contractor? It may not even be legal for you to touch it.

I use red EIFS tape. Expensive but works. Can be a red flag on lumber hanging off the back of truck in a hurry too. I also have done the coro trick in tough situations. Works great but you still need to tape it down.

I would re install software at that point. If that doesn't do it it's time for someone smarter than me to either fix it or finish breaking it.

Is it all tiff files or just the one? Send it to me and I'll see if I can open it in my SL8P&C. You might just have to do a fresh install.

For real quick cheap down and dirty I make the art on one side small enough that the posts do not interfere with the message and use 1 board instead of two. A couple pieces of angle for mounting is a pretty simple solution as well.

If you cannot look at that pic and figure out how to build that you might be in the wrong profession. I know that sounds harsh but honestly if you can figure out how to cut vinyl with a computer and software building that should be a walk in the park. No offense intended.

Contact the folks at NazDar inks. They might have a plug n play solution....sourceone.nazdar.com

That appears to be cut frosted vinyl. Applied to the inside you simply cut mirrored.

Some people are only alive because of handrails.