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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: ftp on June 18, 2009, 06:55:39 am
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Where can I get some slips printed off cheaply? I normally print my own then fiddle about trimming them and glueing into pads. Thinking of getting a few thousand done.
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I use vistaprint free business cards. Everytime I order something I add the free ones to my order
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buy a rubber stamp
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I use printcarrier and have them as a6 the same size as my flyers and in the same style to keep it all looking the same.
Cheers
Dave.
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These are good www.economyleafletsuk.com (http://www.economyleafletsuk.com)
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Where can I get some slips printed off cheaply? I normally print my own then fiddle about trimming them and glueing into pads. Thinking of getting a few thousand done.
That sounds like a lot of fiddling around. I just print mine 2 up on an A4 sheet then cut them in two with a small guillotine.
No trimming around edges. No glueing.
I'm trying to imagine how you do it.
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Where can I get some slips printed off cheaply? I normally print my own then fiddle about trimming them and glueing into pads. Thinking of getting a few thousand done.
That sounds like a lot of fiddling around. I just print mine 2 up on an A4 sheet then cut them in two with a small guillotine.
No trimming around edges. No glueing.
I'm trying to imagine how you do it.
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Yea that's exactly how I do it. Not sure what you mean ftp?
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Rubber stamp on those yellow sticky pads (about 4 inches square) and stick them just above the keyhole, says"your windows have been cleaned, rpg service, ---,---,2009" so when they get home, they can't miss it.
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www.vistaprint.com
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Here you go, take a look at that. I have this printed on red card A6
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Well, i print mine six up and then guillotine them. Once they are cut I stack them with a perfect edge, stick a heavy brick on top then paint the heads (one edge) with glue, leave to dry then using a knife slice my pads into handy sized blocks easy. The fiddly bit is trimming them in the first place.
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Well, i print mine six up and then guillotine them. Once they are cut I stack them with a perfect edge, stick a heavy brick on top then paint the heads (one edge) with glue, leave to dry then using a knife slice my pads into handy sized blocks easy. The fiddly bit is trimming them in the first place.
I see what you mean now. I used to do mine 4 up on A4 but found that a number of customers reported not seeing them. At that size they may have got buried more easily in the junk mail.
I actually had one guy laughing about it. He told me my bills were too small so I (jokingly) offered to put the price up. I masde them bigger after that so they are now 2 up on A4 (A5) size.
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hi i had some A6 invoice pads made up (duplicate type) with my logo on and all details look fantastic !
8 books of 50 copies for about £22 www.dopads.com
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Where can I get some slips printed off cheaply? I normally print my own then fiddle about trimming them and glueing into pads. Thinking of getting a few thousand done.
That sounds like a lot of fiddling around. I just print mine 2 up on an A4 sheet then cut them in two with a small guillotine.
No trimming around edges. No glueing.
I'm trying to imagine how you do it.
I do this too but am thinking about having a load printed for me
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Well, i print mine six up and then guillotine them. Once they are cut I stack them with a perfect edge, stick a heavy brick on top then paint the heads (one edge) with glue, leave to dry then using a knife slice my pads into handy sized blocks easy. The fiddly bit is trimming them in the first place.
you seriously have too much time on your hands
you need a hobby
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FWC 5blocks of 100 windows cleaned leaflets for £2.00 can't beat that for value
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I make mine on my computer, business card size then cut them.
Matt
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Well, i print mine six up and then guillotine them. Once they are cut I stack them with a perfect edge, stick a heavy brick on top then paint the heads (one edge) with glue, leave to dry then using a knife slice my pads into handy sized blocks easy. The fiddly bit is trimming them in the first place.
you seriously have too much time on your hands
you need a hobby
I'd have a hobby if I could get someone else to print them for me. :)
Sadly, window cleaning seems to be my hobby :'(
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this is mine done from my own printer
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You guys still collect? I thought that was a thing of the past for most. ???
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Well, i print mine six up and then guillotine them. Once they are cut I stack them with a perfect edge, stick a heavy brick on top then paint the heads (one edge) with glue, leave to dry then using a knife slice my pads into handy sized blocks easy. The fiddly bit is trimming them in the first place.
you seriously have too much time on your hands
you need a hobby
And there I was thinking he was into origami ;D