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You could get a sheet of 5'x12' 6mm ACM, cut it in half, adhere the two halves with the thin VHB tape and/or silicone, and cut it to shape. That would give you almost a ½" of material which would eliminate the need for any stiffeners/supports.

That was my thought as well. The headers ("exhausts"...lol) should be higher up so they're coming out of the heads.

I use the PayPal one. Same basic deal but the fee is a little lower and the money is accessible immediately. No complaints.

Yeah, the prices are to the right. I thought they were pretty decent. The uneven ground is one of the only real downsides I could think of as well.

I'm going to order a couple of different sizes of these. Great idea for a work bench or "sawhorse" that easily collapses for storage or transport. "The Centipede"

This is almost exactly how I word it.

For flat-on-flat, Weld-On 3. You can simply lay the hanger bar on the face and using an applicator, the Weld-On 3 will flow between the two pieces nicely ("capillary"). It's nice stuff and extremely strong. For uneven surfaces, the Weld-On 16 works really well. The attached photos show an...

Does the customer care if there's anything left on the wall when the sign is removed?

This is what I received from GRS (I purchased the Secure Set SP): Secure Set is packaged in 4 different case sizes. There are 1, 2, 3, and 4 gallon kits. Secure Set is priced at $28.00 per gallon plus shipping. As an example, one gallon of Secure Set (1/2 gallon of "A" and 1/2 gallon of "B")...

I have a bunch but so far have only used it to set the post for my mailbox. It wiggles more than concrete but it's also not going anywhere. You can set your post them pour the foam, but you can't move it afterward. The issues I have are you can't move the posts around to level or plumb...

Yep, P95 is a matte that can be frosted or colored. The picture below is a P95 panel I put together and installed a few weeks ago.

I like the 3rd and 4th ones. Love your new logo also. :thumb:

Do you have a photo of the sign you're trying to match?

I've got Microsoft Word, I can just do it myself. Plus my niece is a really good artist. Maybe I'll just open my own sign shop.

I think Mr Butto should draw a comic for this. Title of the comic: You Get What You Pay For Customer: I need vinyl lettering for my storefront window for my business name. How much? Sign Guy: What is the name of your business? Customer: Stephanie's Scrapbooking. Sign Guy...

Yepper, can also get it from Home Depot.

You can wipe MEK on the edges to obtain a polished edge similar to flame polishing.

If the customer had to do this one time by themselves, they would gladly pay your fee - at least around here. Every area is a little different but in general you have to determine what the property is zoned, which sometimes means dealing with the ever-helpful city staff. Hopefully in that...

I would lay your vinyl on ACM panels and attach those to the wood.

Was "Asphalt" intentionally misspelled ("Asphault") on the 'WMX' logo?