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images would be greatly appreciated

+1 to having the removal disclaimer for the pricing, if it is all printed (no layering or alignment of multiple colors) we would be around 15SQFT including install. travel time will be your shop hourly rate. if it is cut vinyl (layering or having multiple alignments) that will jump the price...

here is an excellent thread that goes over pricing and does so in detail http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?62708-What-formula-do-you-use-to-quote-a-job&p=673728#post673728

If it is a solid decal with no contour cutting, then we do not put a mask or back slit. We print out the 3M install instructions that show how to prep, hinge, and apply the graphics. RA vinyl does make it EASY for installation, no bubbles and positionable, however RA does need to be posted...

:thumb::rock-n-roll: best quote ever

yeah there was recent thread about this same point, and you are correct have to use a concrete vinyl to get it to stick the grout

there are only 2 that deliver to us, freight is a ()*&%*&^% from the other suppliers already looked at that option. one claims can't cut that thick and the other one, has a GRADE A PRICK for our area salesman and we would just assume chew the metal apart then do sales with PRICK MAJOR

why not trace them? easy lines, bet would take 60 secs to let Corel trace and then clear of the edges

I understand the importance of installing safe signs. Heck there are plenty of threads here about hack installs but some of these Municodes are STUPID and when you point out the obvious flaws they get all pissy and you then get black labeled for future permits on more than 1 occasion, we find...

that looks like fun!!! what prep did you do to the surface before painting?

hopefully there is $$$$$ added to this help we had a recent customer not like our price on 040 aluminum 48x96. so they went out and got their our printer and now doing FULL COLOR / INK COVERAGE 2 sided signs for $117.65!!! On top of that they are constantly trying to rip off our artwork /...

ouch and here we were looking to get a new cutter. o well back to the review section

Thanks for the input. yes the material were previously cut on a 5x10 plasma table. I would love to get a CNC machine, or any of the table cutting systems, but the shop is currently not big enough and then there is the $$$ @techman, will try this and see what happens, the issue currently is...

Phototex works good for indoor walls. NOTE: if there is any texture to the wall get the extra adhesive as it will hold better. you mention "dinning area" make sure that there is no edge for the people to pick at, as phototex is fairly easy to remove from the walls MikePro comments on the tile...

Howdy, the shop we outsource our metal cutting to has shut down and are not selling their equipment. So now we are trying to find a way to cut the materials in house, as the next shop with cutting capabilities is over 60 miles away. as it stands right now the thickness material is .125 mill...

WOW, just WOW!!!!!!!!!

Ultraflexx not worth the time to mention the name. we have been very happy with ARLON scrim banners and recently placed another order for, dealer was out and subbed Ultraflexx for Arlon, without our approval. we had no choice but to use Ultraflexx due to time issues. never again will we use...

+1 plus those flute are notorious for collecting debris

this EXACTLY as soon as it has had 1 pixel changed that file does not leave the shop unless paid for. if someone is going to do the work then let them go through the same hassles/recreations that you went through

impressive as always