Recent content by SignGuy45212

Not that model, but I have this graphtec in my warehouse, which I was selling on fb market. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/364073766249847 EDIT: I dont know if links work here, so here is the .com ending string: /marketplace/item/364073766249847

Call me ANYTIME, I could have helped you. 513-561-5609 This is the shop number. Once I have you setup, you can have my cell and ability to reach me on weekends if needed.

Yes, this is correct, but I don't have access to any photos right now. My apologies.

I have a light box on the side of a building. There is a main box about 4 inches deep, then another small one inch frame in front of that box. I've never had to remove an insert, and I don't really see how to get the frame off. Any help would be appreciated.

It's a new piece of equipment for us, and we're learning to use it, and we don't have a solid method to figuring pricing for it. I'm all ears if you have a standard here.

A single 8x12 sign. We use an engraving machine that pops the beads into the material.

How do you price the added Braille to a sign? Long version: I have a small branded restroom sign, we'll say it's a $20 sign. What costs should I add to the sign for added Braille "Restroom" ?

Basically just tossing chum out in the waters to see who will bite. Sad and mildly infuriating.

source says he's in Lawrence, KS https://validnumber.com/phone-number/7855057221/ more info: Lee Roberts, Northwood Ln, Lawrence Kansas 785-505-7221

After all these years Harlan Hales (harlan***7@g****.com) is still trying to scam businesses. Source email: ---------------------- From: Harlan Hales Subject: order Message Body: Good day, My name is Harlan Hales. I would like to place an order on Vinyl banners. size: 32" x 60"...

The pole and box is rock solid steel. It's not going anywhere. The L-bracket slides are also welded on and are very thick gauge. I don't mind sliding in a material, it just needs to be the right material. This is all ideas being tossed around right now. I'm just not sure how to execute it...

3/16" seems too thin to span 8 feet. I'm not comfortable with that.

Thanks for the kind words of assurance. I really appreciate this.

The original was made for backlit, but later changed. It looks like they added wood inside the framing, and now have screwed plywood as their sign. The plywood looks to be hand painted and it's a mess from the weather. I would like to know of any substrate that is 8x7 or more that I can...

A roll? ...This is an outdoor pedestal sign. That would be way too thin to support such a large span of 8x7.