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signage: assortment
Some of my work lately.
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Nice work Jason, especially those roll ups.
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On number 6 you spelled Anal wrong on the gay pride flag.
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lol steve.
My mates had a ball when they walked in and saw that banner. They are a good client though and really nice people.
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I always find they are, genuine and polite,
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What printer do you use to print your roll ups?
Do you laminate them?
Steve
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Steve,
Roland Versacamm SP540. They are unlaminated.
I’ve had a demo unit for under a year. I’ve used it at outdoors shows etc. Its taken a battering. We don’t have a scratch on it and no fading either. Although its not usually put up in direct sunlight.
Cheers
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Nice neat work, kiddo.
I like the Heinz ones, because I live near Pittsburgh where Heinz is based.
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Well done mate, you and Jamie have been busy!!
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They look great Jason.
Especially like the roll-ups and the last banner.
How do you finish the banners … are they sewn or double side tape for the hem.
If tape, what sort do you use?
Regards, Roger
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Good job Jason. What vinyl do you use for your roll-up prints
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Roger,
The price week was double taped and grommeted. I think its called Banner Bond. It works well.
The safety banner is actually double sided so its finished with sleeves top and bottom and sewn. We outsource our sewing.
abizios: The rollup material is Sihl Satin Polyproplene (3629 I think, I can check for you).
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quote Roger Weichert:They look great Jason.
Especially like the roll-ups and the last banner.
How do you finish the banners … are they sewn or double side tape for the hem.
If tape, what sort do you use?
Regards, Roger
Roger, I use Power Tape from Halifax Vogel. The same manufacturer makes the self adhesive banner tabs too, if you don’t have your own eyelet punch.
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Nice work there Jason 😀
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Thanks Shane, I’ll check them out.
I have seen the stuff from AGS … but it’s #$%^&* expensive … and I’ve never known whether I’ve got to use the really expensive stuff, or would get away with one of their cheaper tapes.
I have got a basic eyelet tool … works ok
Just reminded me of a banner I did over Christmas .. my daughter was driving past, and saw a couple of dear little children "body slamming" it. It held up really well, although eventually broke a couple of the ties holding it up (I wont mention anything about their heritage though .. Peter may be reading this) 😀
Regards, Roger
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The banner tape we use is just a little cheaper then outsourcing getting them hemmed etc. We only use the tape for a quick turn around time. Otherwise it goes out for hemming.
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