Show Your Customer the Difference.

killergraphics · April 27th, 2011, 06:45 PM

This is not bashing anyone.

I just think it is important to show customers the difference between the work some shops do and what your shop does.

This customer even liked this first shirt...from the shop they were using...until they saw mine.

Customers can understand pictures or in hand samples better than just telling them the difference.

Contract printing services to the trade.

Prices @ http://www.killergraphics.net/kg_reg...actpricing.pdf

Work samples @ http://www.mytguys.com/

Thank You for L@@King.
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NickJames · April 27th, 2011, 09:07 PM

Heard

Prosperi-Tees · April 27th, 2011, 09:44 PM

Dont you run a Brown auto? My landlord just refused to let me move into a bigger unit that a screen printer used to be in that had all the electrical requirements so I have been checking out the Browns lately as it seems its my only viable option at this point because my unit is only 100 amp 3 phase.

How has that press treated you? The semi auto feature just meens you have to use a foot pedal, is that correct? Thanks for your time.

killergraphics · April 27th, 2011, 10:11 PM

I like mine. It is a 7/8.

The semi means you have to manually turn or index the tables.

I don't think the semi are made any longer, just full autos.

Sounds like Brown is the fit for you.

Give Mike a call.

http://www.brownmfg.net/

Tell him Johnny sent ya.

Prosperi-Tees · April 27th, 2011, 10:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by killergraphics

I like mine. It is a 7/8.

The semi means you have to manually turn or index the tables.

I don't think the semi are made any longer, just full autos.

Sounds like Brown is the fit for you.

Give Mike a call.

http://www.brownmfg.net/

Tell him Johnny sent ya.

It still shows the semi auto available. On the semi auto it says it has a foot pedal, The full auto is 4K more.

killergraphics · April 27th, 2011, 10:29 PM

Mine is a little more semi than that one.

A foot pedal would not do any good on mine without a index motor on the other end of the cord.

This is a list of shops that have a brown.

http://www.brownmfg.net/#8References/REFERENCEPAGE.html

Good Luck.