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Maybe Polycarve. Cant remember if it comes in 10'. It could be the color doesn't come that size. I just had a 4' x 10' of brown white brown that I got from Harbor.

We use .030 brushed aluminum(Harbor) and apply it to pvc. We have also used Rowmark (Johnson plastic) heavy metals engrave stock.

It was harder than cedar. Looking to see if I still have that sample lying around.

I had some left over pieces and I tried blasting it since I saw on their website it could be done. It blasted ok. I blasted some with the grain frame and it looked good as well. These were just samples I did for myself. I have never used Extira for a sign job since I've seen a few just peel...

Earlier this year there was a discussion on how others installed ACM or PVC cut out letters. I didn't have any photos of my process, only the finial results. I always just seem to get the job going and forget to photo some steps. Well here is a few I remembered to do last week. This job was some...

Maybe Matthews Metalphoto.

May be hand done. The W's and E's don't match. Looks like something those pallet wood people would do.

Ok, how about anything similar?

Here is one we did with the pocket style.

Just looking to see if anyone has used this product or has any stories about ledflex good or bad.

I happen to have the cutting sheet from 3M on this. It says 3'' .25 stroke is the min. letter size for what its worth. Bulletin 4.1 film cutting.

Yes, look for Products.lcf. May not be there.

You need to click on rectangle select. Its in the area right below the word FILE. So double click bitmap, then select rectangle select up at top and you should be good.

I used ERD in N.C. once to repair my control box for a Camtech router. Price was fair and I seem to remember it was pretty fast too.

There was a merchant member here called C&C engraving out of Scottsdale. We use them with great results.

We recently tried some Concept 790AE and it worked great. Printable and air release. But not cast.

I have for smaller signs, bored a hole and epoxy t-nuts in with some 404 (West system) added to the mix. Nothing of any large size. I have lots of 8'' x 24'' signs hanging all around my area. Of course they are all low to the ground, most been up since 2001.

I can't tell how well it works cause we just cut and mask it for them. I can tell you that it is very sticky. We were at one time cutting high tack vinyl for them cause it was cheaper I think. But they switched back to Fabtac maybe 6 years ago.

http://fabtac.com Its a stencinl product for awnings. We use about 1 roll every 4 months. We have a awning company as a neighbor and we just cut it and they put it on.

We cut Fabtac out for our awning neighbors here. They paint on Sunbrella.