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Ive always done VHB and siliconed only top edging to allow water to not get in from top edge BUT water can safely pass thru bottom if it gets in thru front face

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i would say referring to pink only the green part has nothing to do with signage. As far as 15% just throw a design on it no one follows that crap anymore, everyone is just happy to have tenants. Some idiot architect made up those rules and they only applied when the first tenants moved in lol

and right when you thought the disability BS could not get any deeper

I am having to use sucka$$ avery black as a substitute and I hate it. It is "cruchier" than oracal and it cuts at 15 grams more weight than oracal on my plotter. you can definitely tell the difference between them

Ive gotten rid of more in this past 2 years than ever. my patience is wearing thin with age. I have no tolerance for BS or time wasters. Good for you for kicking them to curb

Ive noticed that also. You can find just about any font if you look hard enough. As far as using them for my purposes or copyright issues. I dont worry about the font police getting on my back

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I love this topic. My old saying is "if you wanted it tomorrow you should have ordered it two weeks ago." People dont NEED things now they WANT it now. I dont do rush things UNLESS its an old customer and I have supplies on hand. Rush jobs in general can be a PITA, once you commit to doing...

what about taping them to a 4x8 material and storing them upright

there are sooo many textures available these days. I could not locate the one you are holding

I spray latex, last long and is flexible. Always spray wiyj 2 part epoxy primers. I do NOT rattle can anything just my personal preference. I have used matthews and its good stuff....automotive bc/cc are too damn expensive now to even consider

paint the backs of the acrylic letters with 2 part epoxy primer and you can silicone them to new substrate and not have to drill anything I would use a latex painted aluminum backing with a color that complemented the brick and silicone the acrylic to it

never seen it, didnt care, still dont. Covert it to dvd and see if they buy it

EXACTLY! thats the crap we get more in this town than anything

you cant go wrong with aluminum and dimesional pvc letters. adding a 1" frame behind it adds more ooomph

acrylic over time will lose its gloss, 1/4" thick and up will hold its own as far as longevity vs 1/8" thick which you have no business using anyway. if you could paint the letter with latex I think it would hold out better than the factory finish. some are painted with mathews and after a...

lol sweet mother of God how I love anything from the govt trying to explain something. IMO there is no set way to absolutely nail a proper distance vs height vs thickness vs color. These days the best thing we have is digital. We can take a pic and super impose the lettering height and color on...

I would quote them on 3/16" thick and then 1/2" thick, a 10" tall letter can be made out of foam, pvc or acrylic. There is nothing wrong with using any of these products. 12ft to 15ft up in the air needs at LEAST 1/2" thick material to even look decent. 3/16 would look cheap and cheesy