Recent content by dbdreams

Thanks everyone for your suggestions. I now have several options and directions that I can choose to go. Your help is much appreciated.

It has already been removed when we had the pressure washing done for painting. I knew it looked bad that is why I am here now. Again for the first 5 years or so it looked great and actually had complements on it. The paint on the building also looked better then as well. I am not going to rule...

For sure! we are in the process of having some things fixed starting with the paint on the building. I make do with what I have and make the best of it. We have been here for 16 years and just lease the building so I dont want to invest too much in someone else's structure.

You are right as far as the syrofoam letters go, I am not as adept with the foam as I am with vinyl. The letters in the picture are my first attempt at that type of sign. We used the plotter and some cheap vinyl to cut & use as a template. We used the plotter mostly for vhicle lettering at first...

The 4X8 sheets of foam they have at Lowe's and Home Depot seems less dense and more flimsy than what I originally worked with. Right now I am on the net checking out Poly Plastic Forms and Gemini.

Here is what it looked like

I wish the people on the forum I visit most (Tintdude) had the same practice for looking out for people in our industry. Admitedly we mostly do tinting but I use a vinyl plotter for lettering and basic signs and banners. While signs are a small part of our business we do make them but we mostly...

Thanks, we are mainly a glass tinting business here in Fultondale AL but I do have a vinyl plotter for lettering an such.

The letters on my building are deteriorating and I would like to know where I can get the styrofaom to make new letters? These have been up for about 10 years but really only looked good for about 5 years. If there is some other product better to make the letters with it would be cool too. Any...