Oct 6, 2026 · 41 min · 18 segments
This week on The CommerceCast: Producer Todd is joined by Buddy Grimsley of Radiance Tanning, Printing and Shipping. He talks about the organization of the two distinct stores and how gives tips on…
And then this is going to jump a little bit ahead, but speaking of technology, I know that you work a lot in the print side of Radiant Shipping.
And so can you tell us about what is your favorite program you use on the print side?
So currently as far as printing, if you do paperwork printing, More so that we do it on a smaller scale.
Yeah, so I use that to do most of my vector designing for everything, because when you do screen printing, you're trying to limit the amount of colors.
Because otherwise you're going to set a screen up for every individual color.
A lot of time consuming there, but most people, they use Adobe Illustrator or some of those.
And the pixelation on some of the edges where I need crisp lines that you could put with a laser, things like that.
Does that program really sync up well with your specialized printers? Do you control that specific color output?
Because I know in Illustrator you can say print versus web, like CYMK versus RGB, but it sounds like you're getting really in-depth with the specific vectors for the CYMK stuff.
Even if eventually if I go into embroidery, I put their logo in Corel, clean it up, make it, make sure everything's good.
And then this is going to jump a little bit ahead, but speaking of technology, I know that you work a lot in the print side of Radiant Shipping.
And so can you tell us about what is your favorite program you use on the print side?
So currently as far as printing, if you do paperwork printing, More so that we do it on a smaller scale.
Yeah, so I use that to do most of my vector designing for everything, because when you do screen printing, you're trying to limit the amount of colors.
Because otherwise you're going to set a screen up for every individual color.
A lot of time consuming there, but most people, they use Adobe Illustrator or some of those.
And the pixelation on some of the edges where I need crisp lines that you could put with a laser, things like that.
Does that program really sync up well with your specialized printers? Do you control that specific color output?
Because I know in Illustrator you can say print versus web, like CYMK versus RGB, but it sounds like you're getting really in-depth with the specific vectors for the CYMK stuff.
Even if eventually if I go into embroidery, I put their logo in Corel, clean it up, make it, make sure everything's good.
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