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It's bad enough for me and I'm in a town of maybe 100. Most walk in customers I get are a) tightwads, b) teenager wanting something for $5, c) salesmen. Most days anymore I leave the overhead doors down so nobody can tell I'm here.

We operate a body shop also and do installs the day after pulling it out of the booth. This is not recommended by the paint mfg(they say 30 days) but we have never had a problem. Especially if they are baking it and using a quality paint you should have no problems.

Thank You!

Looks so familiar yet I can't put my finger on it.

This works well for me too. If not the green 3M automotive masking tape will do the job.

I am there right now and it has never been this bad before, gonna take a while for this business to be fun again.

Just got back from vacation, answered a few calls and e-mails but for the most part it made my day not to have to talk to anyone but my wife. Sometimes you just need to get away before you get burned out. Its never relaxing fully though when you dread coming back because of the mess of...

Finally got the correct acrylic, now what can I use to adhere two pieces together? There is a white piece on top of the red which is cut out in the shape of the letter except for about 3/4" around the edge for adhesive a few screws. My distributor told me 100% silicone would work but I'm...

Aren't those actual shadows from the sun? Or am I missing something? Great job btw!! I wish more around here would spend money like that. Obviously if you have an inclosed trailer like that whatever is inside is probably valuable so I don't see what it matters if you show what is inside...

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Whatever you do be sure to use a sharp stainless steel blade, carbon steel will scratch the glass.

A lot of bigger jobs here lately, to my one man shop anyway. Most have be ranging from $500-5000.

Welcome to Signs 101 neighbor!

Can you give me an estimate on my car? (I used to help my dad at his bodyshop) No go up the road 1/2 mile. I bet I get one of these every week for sure and I've been in this shop for 3 years!

That makes more sense.

Wouldn't you still have the same amount of ink doing it like this? Or does the clear vinyl between the ink make all the difference?

Will do, I've used him a few times in the past and I have been impressed.

Thanks Gino, this is what I thought also. What type of clear do you print to? From what I find in supplier catalogs it doesn't look to be too popular.

So the translucent white applied to translucent white pan faces won't be a problem with blocking too much light?

Morning bump