The CRINO Print Journal.
Real-world guides from the studio floor — what things cost, which sizes work, and how to get sharper results from every print job.
Fascia panels, blade signs, window graphics and A-frames — what pulls customers off Sydney's busiest strips.
The 850 × 2000 default, what they cost in 2026 (from $137), and the design rules that make expo banners actually get read.
Thread or ink? Durability, cost and garment rules for polos, tees and hi-vis — the honest house view from Moorebank.
Sizes, costs, fixings and honest lifespan for site boards — what to order before the next job kicks off.
What every finish feels like, what it costs, and which one your trade should pick — plus the wallet test.
Real 2026 price bands — magnetics to full colour-change wraps — and the five things that set the price.
What the numbers mean, which stock suits cards, flyers & letterheads — and the five mistakes we fix every week.
The wash routine that keeps branded polos, tees and hi-vis sharp for years — by decoration type.
The five things that set the price — and what CRINO actually charges, straight from our price list.
Pull-ups, A-frames, vinyl and mesh — every size that matters, plus the viewing-distance rule.
Seven habits that take a wrap from three faded years to a sharp five-to-seven.
Enter viewing distance and traffic speed — get the letter height your banner needs. Free, instant, no email.
The 90×55 standard, square and slim — plus stocks, finishes and layout rules that get cards kept.
Vinyl vs paper, die-cut vs kiss-cut, laminates and rolls — the right sticker for the job.
The honest comparison — cost, lifespan, weather and looks — and when each one wins.
Nine rules from the studio that prints for Sydney's South-West hospitality scene.
What needs approval, what doesn't, and the questions to settle before anything goes on your wall.
Six weeks out to show-day: every print item that turns an expo stand into a lead machine.
Free downloads, while you're here
Everything to have ready before your next print job — as an interactive checklist.
Bleed, CMYK, 300 DPI and file formats in plain English — so your files print perfectly first time.
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New guides land here every couple of weeks. And when a guide sparks a job of your own, quotes are free.