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Whatever you decide you're going to charge, I would recommend establishing a Shop Minimum. My shop minimum is $87.50. Only you can figure out what yours should be.

If space is an issue like you say, my advice would be toss all the A6 and fill that space with A9.

Any cast vinyl will work. We use a lot of Avery cast in the shop, but for working down on the docks I like the cast 3M stuff on the plastic backer. It's not a fatal error if it gets water on it, like when you fall off the swimgrid....

Most of our suppliers sell us sandwich boards made from pvc. One client wanted a black one and it got so soft it folded up on itself.

You could just charge a standard "File Transfer Fee". It takes Time to dig up logos, convert to pdf or jpg or whatever and create an email with the attachments. Charge $35 or whatever you need to cover your time and make the process profitable. Spending time to send them something they cant use...

Or you could create something similar by holding a sharpie marker between your toes.

If they keep getting cheaper the more you make, she'll want you to just keep printing 'til they're free...

That must have been around the time they upgraded me to "new member".

Well, I for one got something useful from this thread. I never knew there was a middle finger icon.

Those boots aren't made for walkin'....

It reminds me how sore my fingers used to get before I bought an electropounce machine.

Tiki - You are amazing! Thanks, I thought I was going to spend the morning drawing all the rest of the letters. I hope someday I can buy you lunch.

No luck on the font detective sites, and I would just draw this, but their full name has almost every letter in the alphabet. Thanks for looking.

Google Weeder Sheeter. But I have no experience with one.

We had some brand of clear plastic transfer tape that smelled like the filthy urinals in the dive bars my band used to play at.

I never thought to check Uline. They keep sending me 20lb catalogues. I'll try them out, thanks for the tip!

I think we get it from Grimco. I cut a 4' piece into a hand full of smaller sizes. To hold the feltish material I used banner tape on some and 3m spray adhesive on others.

I've lost my lunch in some public washrooms, but not like that....

I make my own version of a big squeegie from the aluminum extrusion we get for making road signs. I glue some soft material to the edge. It works amazingly well for large graphics.

Did you flame treat the plastic before putting on the graphics?