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contact RTape, they have NUMEROUS adhesive grades and will send samples to test what works

http://www.hooksandlattice.com/wall-mount-brackets.html http://www.outwatercatalogs.com/lg_display.cfm/catalog/Master_Catalog_Vol_42/page/138

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ij3AqmAwjB8 as far as the pole goes, concrete them into the ground, using a thick wall pipe. Before pouring the mud, cut a hole in the side pf the pipe (below grade) and that way the mud will get into the pipe ad have a better base.

and they will still want the paper business card prices.......:banghead:

looking for paper based decal media, printing w eco-sol is it variable data or same info? if same info you would be better off using 4over or the like regarding the cheapest option, Instant One Media or contact BigFish both carry really cheap vinyls

depends on the supplier, we can get as many straight lines cut as we want for free. having the ability to cut in house a MAJOR PLUS, while panel saws are very handy just be aware that when you start cutting the ACM sheets that black core goes EVERYWHERE unless you have a very good dust...

http://www.georgiaprintco.com/ Talk with Kayla

:rock-n-roll::thumb: very creative, always nice to see things like this posted

what about PhotoTex ? use the high tack version

https://www.google.com/search?q=custom+packing+tape&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

+1 for bills idea, their comment of "It needs to be elegant, yet resistant as people are leaning over these dividers." means they will constantly be touched and if someone is standing there they will pick at and edge or pull off reapply the velcro

One of our machines is also the Roland VS640 with LmLc 3751RA is our preferred vinyl - seems to offer the best color output and the least amount of color shifts within the roll. plus it has a much better price point than 3M granted there are others that are a little easier to install, Avery in...

http://www.digitsmith.com/ Ebay CraigsList

yes, they all do. 3M Oracal Arlon Avery ETC... contact your supplier

have you looked at HEX? they have a wide range of vinyl to choose from

adding more to the list Gill Line & Stickerman

+1 When they ask for lamination we will up sell them to a better substrate.

Im curious if they did it on both sides for coming / going visual http://imgur.com/fJu9iqH

YES!! it is more difficult to work with not as difficult as say reflective but it is still difficult. More to the point like TXFB said if the graphics looked good when they left then there was no issue on the installation Since you are having to redo the graphics make sure you use a VERY SOFT...

agree with the others, the L version is dark and intended for digital work. The R version is suitable for a wider range od applications