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Unable to locate a vendor for a 4" tall silver sign holder like this? Found these in our inventory, but need a quantity. No one here seems to know where we got them. In case it's not clear from the photo, a thin substrate will slide in. Typically used on office doors etc. Any help greatly...

Sorry for the poor .jpg, all they gave me.

Help on this one?

Anyone recognize this?

I'm hoping Fred (and the membership here) doesn't think this is over the line in any way.

Ok, so we're getting tired of painting our floors every year. (in a part of the shop area) And then having it chip, flake etc. and generally look bad after a few vehicles exit and enter over it. The thing that's come to my attention recently is these "mats" that have either a coin top or...

We have to cut 1000 equipment labels. Basically it's a manufacturer's name in approximately 7/8" high letters. We've done this job numerous times but always on another piece of equipment. That equipment is out of service currently. So wr want to use the Roland Versacam but find that the RIP...

Ok, so a client brought an 18"x24" sign in to us. We are to bid on duplicating the sign for them in quantity. Trouble is, I'm not quite sure what material it is. Here's my description: 1) Not shiny but not totally matte. 2) White in color. 3) Feels slick, sort of. 4) Has been...

Ok so you know how we're constantly being reminded on this forum of the legalities of using a logo or copyrighted artwork without the express written permission of the owner? And sometimes that permission is going to be difficult or even impossible to get. Especially if they ask, "how are you...

Know this one but can't think of it.

Well we finally did it. We're having an electrical contractor tear out and re-install all new flourescent lighting throughout the shop. Our old florescent fixtures were power hogs. There's (4) eightfoot tubes in each fixture and theres four banks of lights each bank with seven fixtures...

....but my search to find one is hindered by not knowing what to call it. Basically is a black shape that through a series of ever increasing size dots, becomes the background color. So it basically fades from black to white. Hope that's clear. I can locate the clipart or whatever, if I...

to my accomodations, and spot this vehicle two doors down. Funny how something like this grabs you. (see cover of SignCraft mag Jan/Feb. 2012) It's one of Dan Antonelli's designs, and the magazine was last thing I had read before leaving for some golf and relaxation in Rancho Mirage...

What are you doing with all of your free time now that you're not ball and chain to the NHB forum monitoring thing?

I'm hoping there's enough legibility for some sharp-eyed signperson to identify this font. The "g" seems unique.

We're about a third of the way done with a store interior. It consists (among other things) of a 24" wide stripe along each wall. (walls are each 100 feet long. So the client arrives and doesn't like the shiny vinyl because the texture of the wall surface and the closely mounted ceiling...

What the font couldn't identify this one. Anyone?

Client supplied the artwork files. 16 foot enclosed cargo trailer. White in color. Sides: Wrap. Nose and rear: Vector cut files. Media: 3M 180J witht the V-3 Laminate: GamutSkin Torched down. RollePro over rivets. Primer 94 certain areas. Fairly routine job, went out the door pretty well.

Just the "Dave Williams" font please.

Printing some eight foot electrical sign faces onto 3850. Usually we set the machine to "return to point of origin after printing" then hit print again. This allows an extra "coat" of ink to increase the density of color because they're back lit. This method also allows the printed image to...