Author name: Amanda Lowe

By Peter Bourgeois, Territory Sales Manager at Drytac. Traditionally, the main focus for print service providers has been to promote their services and products to customers to win new and repeat business. However, in what is now an incredibly busy market where many companies are offering similar services, it may be time to alter this

Authored by Gareth Newman, Academy Manager, Drytac Window graphics are now regarded by many brands as a key part of the marketing mix. These graphics are an inexpensive form of advertising that retailers can easily apply – themselves – to windows in order to capture the attention of passers-by. But why not take this a step

Authored by Dennis LeBlanc, Territory Sales Manager – Eastern Canada, and the Greater Toronto Area at Drytac To laminate or not to laminate? Have you ever asked yourself this question? If not, then perhaps you should. It could be the difference between winning or losing your next job. Laminates are an integral part of graphics

Authored by Shaun Holdom, Global Product Manager When it comes to capturing the attention of – and interacting with – people in today’s fast-paced world, retailers, brands and other settings need to think creatively and consider how to best use their environment to their advantage. Countertops are the point where a business will have one

For any wall or floor graphics application, it’s essential that the graphic itself will stand the test of time. Bricks and concrete, being rough and porous, are not the easiest surfaces to work with, but these tips should help you achieve great results. Graphics can be incredibly impactful, changing a room – or even a

Authored by Brad Haupt, USA Midwest and Southwest Territory Manager at Drytac. While floor graphics have been a staple part of the industry for some time now, the pandemic of the past year or so – and the need for social distancing signage – has seen the popularity of these applications skyrocket. Simply put, floor