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Go to a company like "Displays2go" and look under restaurant signs. There are lots of higher end sandwich signs. they are usually dry erase or chalk, we just go right over that with either a print or a print on pvc.

Ehhh...still getting used to the look/functionality. Traffic may be up, but the content/participation has declined in quality. Lots of the best, most knowledgeable members are long gone for various reasons. I'll stick around for now because I still get some value out of it.

I've always been satisfied with Gemini, only other company I ever used was Spanjer (some will remember them).

Yep, we do these with sewn in webbing and the grommets in the webbing, and re enforced corners.

Do they want to be able to change it? If not, I'd do a reverse print on acrylic, and skip the back panel.

I think he means a company that will provide the financing for clients so they can purchase wraps and/or signs and pay by the month. Never heard of it for wraps but it is done for expensive electric signs.

Double, and that's being nice.

Yes, it is, and buried, for more than 20 years. hardly anyone even visits the grave anymore.

Standard paint mask is fine. Clean the glass really well. Pull the mask while the paint is wet.

I have a chance to pick up a Gerber Fastrack 650 30" plotter cheap. I've always wanted to have a wider cutter and have been very happy with my 15" Gerbers. Anyone familar with this plotter? Any issues that I should know about? Thanks

Good example of why clear coats are sometimes the weak link.

Depends on size and interior/exterior. We will banner tape a pole pocket on smaller interior banners.

In that case it sounds like you have a redo on your hands

I don't understand why they have a problem with this. I don't use foamcore, hate the stuff, but would have done it the same as you on pvc. Unless they specified the job for prints I don't see an issue. How you handle it depends on whether are willing to lose on this job to keep the client happy...

Actually that was what I was using but it kept rejecting my files, no matter what they were. Then I tried pasting it into the dialouge box and that worked, except when I went to post the ones that it said didn't upload popped up? I'm probably doing something that doesn't agree with the new...

I think we have a winner...Frutiger Ultra Black, looks like it...Humanist is close, as is Myriad, but the R was the stickler Thanks

I thought it was Frutiger, then tried Myriad but neither is quite right....any ideas Thanks

Figured it out...but now can't delete this post....

It's a way distribute the load across the surface instead of nuts & washers pulling on one spot. So depending on the bolt pattern you may use a 6' length vertically to hold three bolts. And spectrum is right, an length of angle iron will serve the same purpose.

Yep, when you're in a box store look up at the bar they hang HVAC and similar equipment with. It's a heavy duty slotted channel. We get it at a industrial supply house like Grainger Strut Channel - Strut Channel and Accessories - Grainger Industrial Supply