the best advice you have been given IMHO of course, is to go work at a sign shop. there is much more to learn than how to cut vinyl MUCH MORE. yes I am sure it looks easy, just remember you were given this advice when you are pullingyour hair out to meet a deadline or are losing money hand over fist because you jumped into a business that you don't have the experience to run. Oh wait that's why we're here.
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Mike Paul
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Welcome,
Do your homework before jumping in head first.
There's a wealth of information regarding many subjects on this site. Have you tried a search?
3 quick tips:
- Respect the trade, Be competitive but not a cut-throat.
- Don't buy Avery brand Vinyl...
- Purchase a name brand vinyl cutter.
Do your homework before jumping in head first.
There's a wealth of information regarding many subjects on this site. Have you tried a search?
3 quick tips:
- Respect the trade, Be competitive but not a cut-throat.
- Don't buy Avery brand Vinyl...
- Purchase a name brand vinyl cutter.
wugravekil
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dont buy avery? what do you suggest mike paul?
mladams7259
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Welcome ABoard!
Mike Paul
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My suggestion:
Vinyl manufactured by 3M or Oracal. Anything but Avery.
Do a search on this forum regarding Avery vinyl. It will be an eye-opener.
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