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I prefer number 3. Only change I would make is make the "vehicle advertising" larger and horizontal. Ian

Hi Jill How you feeling? I would say the main parts are the size SqFt, Commercial, Price & Phone. I have also found that if its commercial it may be also worth adding what its zoned for? Ian

This is Dale: http://www.signs101.com/forums/member.php?u=2935 Ian

The Big Squeegee is fantastic. Dale who is a member here is the guy who created them. I have a few of them and use them daily, I cant imagine working with out them. I have brought mine directly from Dale. and he is great to deal with. Nothing but praise for both Dale and the Big Squeegee from...

Hi Burt from Nova Scotia. Sorry I cant help you out with that question but as Pat said an introduction will bring forth a warm reception.

I have installed in the cold. vinyl does get brittle. If you need to travel to the clients location it may be worth running off extras. It doesn't look great if its brittle and you then have nothing to complete the job. So have to re-book etc. So making extras is a win win. if they do go brittle...

I like the top one. Ian

Welcome from Nova Scotia

A warm welcome from Cold Nova Scotia

Wow that is certainly impressive. Not only the models but the photography as well.

If I recall correctly.... you need to select the PC1000 driver or is it the PC1000e driver. its something like that. Sorry I cant be more specific. But it was a long time ago. Ian

Happy Birthday.... have a great one.

Welcome from Nova Scotia

Happy Bday

A warm welcome from cold Nova Scotia

I totally agree Dan. its also very nice to see grownups having a worthwhile discussion with out cussing at each other. :clapping: :U Rock:

about 15,000 Population? Would it be worth while considering putting the web address along the top of the window? if as was mentioned cars are parked there. it may be slightly better exposure. I also agree with the readability. Try it upper and lower case. and try making it fill the space a...

Hi Dan, I concede. I have no intimate knowledge of the area. So my advice was general. Hopefully some one would have gained something from it. Ian

Very nice work.

That I guess depends on how you look at it. Would you happily pay say 5% (as an example) for a customer thats looking to pay say $3000? and they came into your shop because you offered "what ever" and they are now standing inside your shop. Thats a cheap thing! If you lost a customer...