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Perfect - thank you. Exactly what Phillip just told me. It makes me feel better knowing it was directly in front of me for that long. :frustrated:

...if you know the answer, that is. This is driving me crazy because I just did this in the past few weeks but now I can't remember what I did. So my end goal here is to have the PORTFOLIO menu item not be a link, but when you click on it, "DESIGN" and "INSTALLATIONS" appears as a drop-down...

Ohhhh...I guess that's where reading comes in handy. It' a good way to pick up other critical details.

How are you going to stud mount letters to both sides of that thin of a double faced sign?

How to improve a $65k truck.... When I worked at LG Motorsports, we put a D1 Procharger on a Raptor. Definitely looked better than camo. :covereyes: Here are some pictures: click

License plate: IRONIC License plate: WRAPDR

Great work! Looks really nice.

That's awesome.

Agreed. I think the 'W' is the same material as the rest of the letters and the frame is a separate piece...likely reverse aluminum channel with LED's stud-mounted a couple of inches off the wall.

Thank you. The Winchester sign was a challenge. There's no common line in the font to level by (that I could perceive anyway). The only thing I had to go on though was a flimsy piece of fabric the customer had with the logo and lettering. Just took a couple of minutes to try and find one as...

I like the Spax Washer Heads

lol...I do my share of installs that don't make the portfolio page for sure. Thank you very much!

Will trade install skills for design skills. :)

Thanks guys!

Gotta be someone closer to you I would think, but these guys know their stuff: Lightall 214-358-5331

Nothin' fancy although it was cool being able to do the Dealey plaza ones (where JFK was shot). Installed five sets of letters there so far and have three more to go. The Winchester letters were actually a relocate. I was supposed to make a pattern but the maintenance guy took them down the...

If they want to match it, I would definitely go put eyes on it.

Your best bet is to call the Planning & Zoning department and ask them. Unless there are other members from York here that are familiar with the process, you're not going to get much help. Every city is different - ask the folks that you'll be submitting the permit to.

ohhh...for a 'single visual message'. Interesting. But yes, still absurd. But smart of them I guess - cornered the market on that little method. I've seen more than one building with advertisements on the steps but they were all individual 'messages'....not a single message as indicated in the...

Looks cool...that would be a fun install. Nice job! As far as the patent, that seems pretty absurd. Not saying it isn't true, but I don't know how you can patent installing vinyl on steps. Somewhere, sometime, someone was the first to install vinyl on windows. Somewhere, sometime, someone was...