gographics · 11-15-2007, 08:12 AM

Bob,

What do you do for a mark up on your media?

so you take the sfp for printing $7.80 and add that to your total media marked up price for the total sfp, or when you quote it do you quote as print sfp and then media cost?

This is a huge help, pricing is always a concern... I really like this curve idea.

currently I am doing a septic truck. 30" roll of 3m IJ180C-10 and 30" roll of matching laminate. Approx 110 sqft of total media will be used at .98/sqft on the vinyl and .71/sqft on the lam.

6+(24-6)/110 = (?) multiplied by marked up media cost = total sqft for job

Above how do you get the $7.80? When I do the math I keep getting 2.4, am I missing a step?

11-15-2007, 08:12 AM	#32
gographics Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 11 Printer: Roland Versacamm SP-540V	Bob, What do you do for a mark up on your media? so you take the sfp for printing $7.80 and add that to your total media marked up price for the total sfp, or when you quote it do you quote as print sfp and then media cost? This is a huge help, pricing is always a concern... I really like this curve idea. currently I am doing a septic truck. 30" roll of 3m IJ180C-10 and 30" roll of matching laminate. Approx 110 sqft of total media will be used at .98/sqft on the vinyl and .71/sqft on the lam. 6+(24-6)/110 = (?) multiplied by marked up media cost = total sqft for job Above how do you get the $7.80? When I do the math I keep getting 2.4, am I missing a step?