FS: complete vinyl business

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I HAVE A COMPLETE VINYL BUSINESS FOR SALE HERE. I BOUGHT ALL THIS EQUIPMENT OVER THE LAST COUPLE MONTHS AND HAVE LOST INTREST IN IT. I HAVE ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING YOU NEED. HERES WHAT I HAVE.

  1. A 34" VINYL CUTTER

  2. 11 ROLLS OF 24" WIDE VINYL. I HAVE RED, ORANGE, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE, VIOLET, PINK, WHITE, BLACK, METTALIC SILVER, METTALIC GOLD. THE ROLLS WERE ALL 30 FOOT LONG TO BEGIN WITH BUT I HAVE USED SOME. MOST ARE UNUSED.

  3. COLOR SAMPLES AND CHARTS FROM VARIOUS SUPPLIERS.

  4. 7 PACKAGES OF LICENSE PLATE BLANKS. 5 PLATES PER PACKAGE. COLORS INCLUDE RED, ORANGE, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE, WHITE, BLACK

  5. 1 PAIR OF BLANK GLOSS WHITE MAGNETIC CAR SIGNS 24" X 12"

  6. 1 ROLL OF APPLICATION TAPE 24" X PROBALLY 250 FEET

  7. PARTIALY SETUP WEBSITE. JUST NEEDS PRODUCTS ADDED TO IT. WWW.MASTERVINYL.COM
    OR WWW.URBANVINYLDESIGN.COM BOTH NAMES GO TO THE SITE. HOSTING FOR THE SITE
    IS ALREADY PAYED FOR THE NEXT 11 AND A HALF MONTHS.

  8. ALL SOFTWARE NEEDED TO RUN EVERYTHING.COMES WITH SIGNCUT
    SOFTWARE THAT IS PREPAYED FOR THE NEXT 3 YEARS. A FONT CD THAT HAS 3000 FONTS ON IT. AND A CLIPART PROGRAM THAT HAS 6 DISKS. MOST OF THE CLIPART IS JUNK BUT THERE ARE SOMETHINGS ON IT THAT ARE USABLE. ALSO COMES WITH A DISK THAT HAS THOUSANDS OF LOGOS IN VECTOR FORMAT.

  9. I ALSO HAVE SOME MISC. ITEMS THAT INCLUDE, EXACTO KNIVES, SQUEGEE’S, TWEEZERS, ROLLERS, STUFF LIKE THAT.

  10. ALL NECESSARY WIRING

  11. TOTAL OF 13 BLADES FOR THE MACHINE

  12. I WILL SIT DONE WITH YOU AND EXPLAIN TO YOU HOW THINGS WORK. I WILL GIVE YOU
    A BASIC DEMONSTRATION.

AS YOU CAN SEE I HAVE EVERYTHING NEEDED. FIRST PERSON TO OFFER $1200 GETS IT. PLEASE EMAIL ME FOR FURTHER DETAILS. BOBURBAN24@AOL.COM, AIM HANDLE BOBURBAN24, CELL 716-579-5384

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any offers at all?

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what does something like this sell for?

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[quote=“91CRXSI,post:3,topic:37852"”]

what does something like this sell for?

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Well, I honestly have no clue. I will let you know when I sell it. I am going to sell it to the highest bidder pretty much. I have a guy coming over tommorow to check everything out. He offerd me $3,000 for it. I will most likely give it till the weekend then take highest bid.

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Is the vinyl business still lucrative? I thought that went out in the late 90’s.

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[quote=“oldford,post:5,topic:37852"”]

Is the vinyl business still lucrative? I thought that went out in the late 90’s.

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I don’t know all that much about it, so I’m just speaking from what I see… I think if you advertised well enough, you could do very well. People are ALWAYS starting some work-from-home business, or other business they want to promote on the side of their car. You could probably JUST do magnetic door signs and make a decent income. Just don’t think locally—if you did this online, you’d have a steady stream of business, in my opinion.

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[quote=“oldford,post:5,topic:37852"”]

Is the vinyl business still lucrative? I thought that went out in the late 90’s.

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you could not be more wrong.

Whats the make of the cutter?

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[quote=“BuickGN,post:7,topic:37852"”]

you could not be more wrong.

Whats the make of the cutter?

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I agree. Vinyl will never go out. As long as there are bussines’s there will always be vinyl. Look at all these semi trailers, window lettering on most places, and peoples cars. How many people on here have NYSpeed decals? Those are all vinyl.

As for the make of the machine, it is a no name machine. It is a knock off Roland. It takes Roland blades and pinch rollers. I have not had any problems with it at all. It is an excellent machine for the money.

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hmmm…

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if your splitting anything up , pm me a price on just the cutter

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[quote=“interceptor,post:8,topic:37852"”]

I agree. Vinyl will never go out. As long as there are bussines’s there will always be vinyl. Look at all these semi trailers, window lettering on most places, and peoples cars. How many people on here have NYSpeed decals? Those are all vinyl.

As for the make of the machine, it is a no name machine. It is a knock off Roland. It takes Roland blades and pinch rollers. I have not had any problems with it at all. It is an excellent machine for the money.

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Yeah my father has been in the sign business for 40 years, i know for a fact vinyl is popular, but the thing is, all these people who start theyre own business usually have no art talent at all, anyone can make a sign in signlab, or coral and cut it.

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i feel the “die cut” vinyl isnt as popular or lucrative as digital vinyl.

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[quote=“dirtye30,post:12,topic:37852"”]

i feel the “die cut” vinyl isnt as popular or lucrative as digital vinyl.

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well, it’s not “die cut”, for one.

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i know its not die cut, thats why i wrote it in quotes. its done on a plotter just like the one i use here at work. im ot saying that you cannot make good money using it just hat digital seems to e the in thing. just look at all the cop cars and work trucks that VSP does. in any case GLWS

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by digital do u mean, a sheet of vinyl thats printed?, if u get a decent plotter they can do both, and both have theyre places in the business.

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yeah printed like on full wraps and multicolor decals.

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yeah, they are nice, but the plotters are very expensive, i think my dads was over 20k. but like i said they both have places in the sign business.

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yes, the plotters that print also are very expensive. the cheapest one i have seen was around $15k i believe. Unfortunetly i dont have that much.

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well there is now 1048938284 gabillion sign shops in the buffalo area now, and id say 3/4 of them are n00bs who think they can make a quick buck by printing some decals and slapping them on a vehicle. I actually find it quite humorous that folks will actually pay these people for shit on a magnet.

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THE GUY THAT OFFERD ME 3 GRAND HAS BLOWN ME OFF TWICE NOW. I AM STARTING OVER NOW. BID RIGHT NOW IS AT $0. IM ALSO WILLING TO TRADE VOR VEHICLES. I WOULD LIKE SOMETHING TO WORK ON OVER THE WINTER