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Car dealer signs
hi all been fitting a few promotional signs on the sides of cars for a while now, not my real type of work as it can be hard to get the amount of money needed for a good looking job but wanted to say how great it is now I have a printer, we fitted a good few this week and its amazing the time saved in application, we were doing jobs that normally take a good 2 hours to fit in 30mins, doing it the old way I would have used 4 colours of vinyl layered on top of each other, that’s 4 colours to cut and weed and 4 colours to apply, what a time saver !!!! make the file give it a contour and come back when it printed
I love the new printer I have printed over 60meters in 2 weeks
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glad your enjoying your printer rich :D….its a great feeling when you have saved so many hours, and it lets you get on with making more money doing something else 😀
nik
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I think it must work out better on materials too, but the time saver is just out of this world, cutting and swapping rolls of vinyl for multi colour stuff is a thing of the passed
rich 😀 😀
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great to hear your putting your printer to good use rich..
i usually push 50 mtr of vinyl thu a week and god knows how much banner?? id rather cut off both my arms than do without mine…
enjoy the spare time you have made for yourself pal :lol1: :lol1:
roffs
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quote Richard Urquhart:I think it must work out better on materials too, but the time saver is just out of this world, cutting and swapping rolls of vinyl for multi colour stuff is a thing of the passedrich 😀 😀
wait while you need to swap for banner, clear, flags, wrap, 4 times a day 😀
I hope you are charging less for your printed work, otherwise the vinyl people will still have the advantage..
Peter
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quote Peter Normington:wait while you need to swap for banner, clear, flags, wrap, 4 times a day 😀
but if you were organised with your work load in the week…..you wouldnt have the need too peter, i used to always organise the different material jobs and work thru one by one 😉
nik
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