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lol...good point I use Chrome but I keep getting the "Could not load Shockwave Flash" message and can't figure out for the life of me how to fix it. So I downloaded Opera to use in the meantime.

No offense taken! I had the site built, so I'm just learning how to edit different parts. I can change the fonts, but there are very few to choose from and I'm not sure if more can be added. Thanks!

Thanks! For some reason, when I view it with the Opera browser, the video thumbnails don't show up - there's just a big blank spot on the page.

Open to ideas and suggestions: http://precisionsignservices.com

I like it. I'm digging the icons on the 'Why Use Us' and 'Our Process' pages. It seems like less of a chore to read than the typical sentence/paragraph format. I will say the home page loaded really, really slowly (using Google Chrome browser with Windows 8). I'm also uploading a video though...

I give my number to the majority of my customers, but that majority is other sign companies. It's pretty invaluable for what I do and none of my customers abuse it. Some need completion photos from the site or I need to ask a question about an install location or something and being able to send...

Being unnerved wasn't an attack on you. It was just a general statement. It's not uncommon for folks to come to this forum and ask how to build a channel letter or install a cabinet sign or something similar. That's just not the kind of thing you're going to learn proficiently on a forum. Like...

I'm not being at all critical. I try to be nothing but helpful on this forum. I simply said it's unnerving when someone, for example, asks for a supplier of electrical components but it doesn't sound like they're at all familiar with what they're doing. That's not being critical - it's being...

It's unnerving when someone asks for a supplier for electrical/neon components but the terminology and description they give indicates they aren't the least bit familiar with said components.

AKA a 'stencil pattern'. I've used stencil patterns on a few jobs, only with thinner material. Definitely a time saver.

If the panels are installed or manufactured with the sheets running in different directions, there can be slight color variations in the reflections of the panels.

Probably not the same, but Slatz is a good system: ​http://www.clarkesystems.com/interior-communication/slatz-sign-system/index.asp

Just joined up. Not sure it will be worth the time for what I do, but figured I'd give it a shot and it may help Google searches. click

The text on there looks a hare off. ....

That first video is awesome! Doing a project of the size you mention, I would insist on an air release vinyl and definitely use the Big Squeegee. If you don't use an air release vinyl, I think it would trap too much air underneath, primarily due to irregularities in the paint/wall - let alone...

Thanks, guys!

Thanks guys. The vinyl is Oracal 3169RA.

How many fonts are on there? Seems like they're fighting for attention.

They made installing the vinyl a breeze... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-Dmzlc6bD4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8D5MBE3WB4

Still playing with the videos some...tweaked the opener and added some fades, etc... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYwxnJ0mnRA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdlIzYfF7iM