Scott Shepherd
03-14-2007, 3:09 PM
We don't have a vinyl cutter, so that's the problem from the start.
We have a customer who's currently placing 90% of their business with us and everything's going just fine. However, the remaining 10% that they don't give us is due to the fact that we decline it. I'd like to stop declining it but it's in an area I know nothing about.
The sign frames are already made and installed and the signs just need to be updated from time to time.
The sign frames are plastic and several layers and have a clear window on the front, and a thin area to slide in the informational sign.
Right now, it's a heavy stock piece of gloss black paper with the information being in silver/mirror text on the gloss black paper. When you slip it into the sign, you get a nice bright, mirror like set of letters.
Very simple stuff.
Any way I can accomplish this with the laser? Thought about trying out the foils and kiss cutting them. Not sure it'd be worth doing that way or not.
It's not a ton of business, but we'd love to stop them from even picking up the phone to order from the other place. Of course we can always sub it out, but I'd rather be able to do it here and do it quickly than place it in someone elses hands and have to wait.
We have a customer who's currently placing 90% of their business with us and everything's going just fine. However, the remaining 10% that they don't give us is due to the fact that we decline it. I'd like to stop declining it but it's in an area I know nothing about.
The sign frames are already made and installed and the signs just need to be updated from time to time.
The sign frames are plastic and several layers and have a clear window on the front, and a thin area to slide in the informational sign.
Right now, it's a heavy stock piece of gloss black paper with the information being in silver/mirror text on the gloss black paper. When you slip it into the sign, you get a nice bright, mirror like set of letters.
Very simple stuff.
Any way I can accomplish this with the laser? Thought about trying out the foils and kiss cutting them. Not sure it'd be worth doing that way or not.
It's not a ton of business, but we'd love to stop them from even picking up the phone to order from the other place. Of course we can always sub it out, but I'd rather be able to do it here and do it quickly than place it in someone elses hands and have to wait.