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We bought a Fayon smart table direct from the manufacturer in China, these things are pretty basic and didn't see any need in blowing a pile of money on one. Nobody liked it at first but it's invaluable once you get the hang of it, it gets used every day. I've never had an issue getting parts...
I often wonder if these "wholesalers" solicit direct business if they see enough volume coming through from one of their sign shop customers. Similar to what Amazon did to sellers years back. Under a different name of course so nobody knows the difference
Some people are real assholes. If it wasn't this she would have found some other reason to short change him. Your son will learn how to spot these types and avoid them, I am pretty sure we have all been there at the beginning of our business ventures.
Why would you replace these or even take them off? We have a construction equipment paint shop and always mask them off. If there's a pile of rust behind them, which is rare, we will remove it and put it back on after. Never replaced a serial plate though
It seems like customers have become chronically behind and more demanding on delivery time in the past year. We never charged a rush fee and try to accommodate legitimate needs but do agree that it has become annoying and intrusive. As ikarasu said, it throws off everything and tends to make...
Semantics here but they should really be called and sold as a mounting table. They really suck at film lamination but are great for mounting SAV to substrates
I was under the assumption that labor is exempt in Florida if labor was the only component of the job i.e. you installed a sign provided by another person. Once there are taxable tangible goods involved of any kind, the entire thing is now subject to sales tax. I could be wrong but that is...
Each state is different on sales tax laws. Labor as part of a finished product is taxed no matter how you decide to book it and splitting labor on a manufactured item to lower sales tax would be tax evasion even in Florida. I'd make the assumption that an install could go either way and one...
to be fair, too many people head straight for the cheap crap, especially with paint. We are debating ACM here which I would consider a cheap substrate and kind of proves this point.
You can get paint that lasts but the majority of paint related questions here indicate water based house paint...
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