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good luck in you business......HOWEVER, there are a few points to be aware of sealing the edges, credit cards are constantly being inserted into readers / swiped and these will peal the graphics off. thickness, with the new graphics the card may be too thick to be used in a reader both sides...

if it is a working tool box, 9/10 times they (customer) is not gentle with loading/unloading the content and the graphics will take the abuse. Make sure the edges are sealed as we usually see that failing first since content is dragged in/out of the box

+1 for the roller and go with the pattern. if its a functioning box, then be ready for the abuse

drive around look for business with bad signs and isolate them. or if lazy Google earth, street view and go that way with cold calling

signs2trade.com matte banner, they can make it cheaper than you and there will be no middle seams

I bet he picks note worthy boogers

+! big jobs are 90% done off terms, ideally 30 days but can go to 90 days. the biggest improvement we have seen is as soon as the job is completed send the invoice to the AP person. DO NOT WAIT for the products to be picked up.

:Big Laugh:Big Laugh:Big Laugh:Big Laugh:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: thanks a needed a morning laugh. I have never heard of someone charging so much for ordinary daily products (ie banners) :noway:

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you have a yearly inspection? WOW, they would a field day in our shop or most shops for that matter, all the paints, solvent cleaners, general clutter, etc...

in the process of changing rips to Caldera and and since there is more control over the volume of ink being applied with each print. Does the amount of ink applied have a factor in how long a print will last outdoors? more ink means longer life? ink in use is OEM Roland Eco-Sol

for this type of signs, make your own. for the post http://www.lowes.com/pd_444958-152-404102CA4_0__ cross support, top and bottom of sign http://www.lowes.com/pd_46905-432-TC248T225N_0__ attaching cross support to post, http://www.lowes.com/pd_67407-1277-MP121BC_0__ Sign Frame, mount all...

our cost for 1000 is closer to $4.00 ea but regardless the machine(s) you have to make the signs will ensure that the labor is minimum and thereby allowing max efficiency. The new automated flatbeds / cutters allow those type prices. plus with so small of a profits means you have to do shear...

+1 the other point is if the name is amore, that means the the literal translation is "THAT'S LOVE" highly doubt that is the name

first things is where is this going? as in is this inside the city limits if so then you will have to pull a permit and with a new install may need to get an engineer to approve the install specs. regarding what you have listed, we would be closer to 900-1000, this is with the customer pulling...

looks like you stay a busy man

for your locations seems perfect, reminds me of the movie "moose point" very unique layout and approach personally the sheriff is too small and the moose is too big making it the focal point.

judging by the fact that the ink is coming off so easy leads me to think that the ACP is also of the low grade/ cost variety. can think of one supplier who has a house brand 3MM 2 sided ACP that is cheaper than 10MM Coro

WAY TOO BUSY..... need to get Dan's book and look at his work to see the areas you MUST IMPROVE upon

are you looking to sell them as new, used, if used reconditioned or as is. regardless of how you sell, no more than 1/2 of retail. In fact since you don't do these type of signs contact a wholesaler find out what your price is for a new UL cabinet sign with the same specs as these used ones...