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I've come close but no cigar. Anyone recognize it? thanks

Yep, used to see some when I first got into the business.

I guess it depends on the amount of materials involved and the number of installers. We have a few carts. The one that gets a lot of use for vinyl jobs is what we call the "granny cart" the folding wire grocery cart. Fits a lot of tools and rolls/boxes upright and when you get to a stair one guy...

Look up the manufacturers specs for your gun. I'm no expert but unless it's an airbrush i think you are out of luck

and Tom Hanks tribute to the genre

I agree, explain that the previous owner may have used the incorrect material and that it should normally last X amount of time. Then prorate the replacement.

A friends shop had a fire in the unit next to it, no fire or water damage but the unit was filled with smoke. Like Canuck said, the techs all said anything that got touched by the smoke was damaged beyond repair. That included viny/laminatel rolls

I follow it and that Bahrain race was wild, haven't seen a crash like that in years. Was amazing to see him rise out of those flames. I do find F1 boring at times, prefer things like Blancpain GT, British Touring Cars, IMSA

I will try to get them to find samples of what they are looking for...they are all over the internet. I hate these types of jobs because you never end up bidding apples to apples.

Wow, that was quick. Thank you all

Can anyone put a name to this one? Thanks

Yep, that's why I like to use Wyld, they are flexible and actually look at what they are making

Nope, clients don't get to tell me how to do a job right. 3mm ACM isn't really thick enough for screws, even 1/4" is thin. So unless you use a different, thicker substrate, like PVC screws wont work. We have done many of these boards on ACM for a retail client who posts notices in them. We use...

Thanks Bill and the everyone on Signs101

When hand lettering I'm pretty sure we always called it reverse lettering. Since digital took over it its first/second surface. To the clients it's always been inside or outside

I've been using Rhino for years and have been satisfied.

The only advantages we have left over online is design and installation. There are lots of clients who still want someone to listen to what they need and produce a professional design. And until Amazon puts those buckets on their trucks (won't be surprised) we still have the advantage of...

That's the one I have