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:goodpost: VERY TRUE!!!

Bummer, sorry to hear the ongoing issues are still on going. I know a shop that had to get a VS 640 replaced, it took 1.5 years to get Roland to admit that machine machine was defective and have it replaced. In that instant they put a wrong motherboard in the machine, I think it was for a 30"...

what direction are the windows facing? yes, there is strong possibility that this will NOT work correctly. would suggest a test print / install and see what happens, depending on the amount of lighting they have facing the glass, the sun can wash out the graphics. the other concern is the...

your a popular kind of guy

I think 2B is referring to HEXIS http://www.hexis-graphics.com/en/products/case_study

1 + 1 are not adding up correctly............

depends on the clientele you are trying to achieve. online - Social media, SEO and PPC (pay per click) door to door direct mail-outs

The Boss has a 2 million umbrella / liability coverage through Farmers and that runs $108 per month.

No, cor-plast is a temp sign

have you used this graphic metallic material before? based on passed experience there are some points being left out by the customer. specifically they did something / tried something and now the graphics look wrong. especially since the material looked pristine when it left your shop

N Glantz and Reece have the requested material. most supplies will sheet cut and you have to cut it to size. just like you said the 16" is pointless and they cannot use it either. we are working on a reface for 60 x 144 pan face, maybe they are uncommon in your area?

Put the logo in the design program and then scale it to the intended size. when you zoom in you will see what the pixels will do and what you see on the screen is what you will get.

Back to the OP, can you get a straight on image and then trace it, or google the image and trace that Obliviously you will need to have a scale to size it to.

depends on the type of building. here in TX public buildings IE a library, has to follow the standard federal guidelines and also has to meet the state requirements. https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/ab/abtas.htm#toc Which means they had to have additional signs directing people to the ADA restrooms...

impressive as always

C & C Engraving ask for Gene. Great to work with and a MM here

I'm see the same scenario, you want it white, 72" and no substrate seam. with it being mounted to a frame you have the support

Signobi Merritt Graphics to my knowledge both of these can fit your requirments

scaffolding

use your hourly fee, it takes you same amount of time to design for wholesale as it does for retail. we supply the re-seller with some different designs, all non descript, and a comparison of good, better, best for design capabilities and the considering prices for the three design variations