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None that I've saved, but I've been there. Both are really great upgrades.

if you have to sub it you could also look at some "channel" letters from supplier like Gemini

There's a spray hardcoat to make styro more durable.

I meant paper signs taped to the inside of the window.

​why not paper signs?

I have a good client who wants a 100 or so T shirts for an event in 10 days.... and asked me fi I could design and supply the tshirts. So anyone know a t shirt wholesaler who could handle a rush job? Thanks

When I went to Nashville it was on my list to see, right after the Ryman and before the Country Hall of Fame. It's interesting and I got to chat up one of the staff and they gave me a bit of a tour.

I also would price refacing it with aluminum. Prefinished black panels with cast vinyl applied in the shop would last a long time.

Stopped down to this area on the water for lunch today. Nice enough to sit on the deck and admire these signs I painted 20+ years ago. Considering they're exposed to salt spray and full sun they are holding up OK. Even weathered out they still work and add to the ambiance of the building. An...

Or call it a rebate credited to the last one after so many units. If there were as many trucks,stores,restaurants etc as I was told "there will be many more" of there wouldn't be any room to move in this state

I would try without anything first. Just the two pieces back to back. If that doesn't work use some thin tape, banner tape would probably be fine, to mount shims just where it's hidden by the retainer.

Must be something wrong with me. I find it boring, nothing about gets across the "Dimensional" aspect. I'd look at some simple prismatic fonts that look good on a logo and "customize" the name. Maybe some LHF fonts.

There's a few Gerber Edge users here, including the site admin Fred. I have had just about 20 years. Back when we got it we did everything with it including tour buses and tractor trailers. Now we still use it for a lot of vehicle lettering

If you want quality Testrite has nice ones

You could add a few standoffs or bumpers in the middle to keep from flexing

I love Gerber for sign design and of course Edge printing. There are some things it just does really well. I hope they don't abandon the product.

OK, I'll be the contrarian. First I can't tell how that sign is hung on the top, it looks like two welded tabs on the arm and then a tab on the top of the sign? Or is it swinging? If it's solid mounted I would go with the 10mm ACM and put a couple solid fasteners on the side/bottom too. But if...

yep, he knows how to get his name out there and not spend anything doing it, it's been his business plan for quite a while, now it's his political one. "I love money. I love money more than the things it can buy. There's only one thing I love more than money. You know what that is? OTHER...

Nothing new, there are spray coatings for soft foams, a little research will probably create more questions, but they're out there.

Tikiboy got it