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i know alot of people now basically use google or however and do searches for sign places in there area for quotes and having a website would be a good idea to show them what you can do or services you offer. i've read on here also that alot of people do seems to get regular work via...

oh ok, so....for someone whos a complete novice regarding websites, its worth getting a package with cms then?

so if i'm reading this right from there website....and remember, i don't know jack about websites/website designs etc.......if i don't get the cms package i can't add/delete content at all on the website? so if doen the road i wanted to add pics or change some wording i would have to go...

what does the warrenty cover?

yeah, custom sites are like 895+ which is a good price as we've been quoted from 2k-15k for a custom site. i'm no website designer, wouldn't know where to start so though for 500 bucks, seems to be ok. just wanted other opinons etc. what about the hosting fees, are they about right?

so i'm guessing artists and real estate agents seem to be from the same dna strain then right!.............:banghead:

were looking at getting a website up and running, we've had numerous people tell us they can do and they always fall through! so, i noticed at the bottom of the signs101 website there was a company offering premade/template websites, you basically upload your logo, pics etc and thats it...

you can use cheap corro or better still aluminum blanks. we use alu blanks with a nice sturdy black stake stand. you can design and word whatever you want for your husbands business and apply it to the blank.....easy

funny............:ROFLMAO:

if your only worried about the silvering, that will go away after a short while......now the rolling pin idea.....well........................................

its like that in turkey, ferrel cats everywhere and the turks don't give a hoot about them.....so all the tourists end up feeding them at the resturant tables....

thats a great looking sign....very nice, good job.

john1 is correct on the warrenty issues if you needed to claim. you can use for example cal material and cast lam, as the cast lam will stop the cal material from shrinking so much.

if your doing automotive decals then they'll be outside.... you should lam anything thats is for outside use. lam will outlast any unlamed stuff by years.

i'm a big cat person..where my wife prefers dogs(we have 2 dogs now and a cat). had a cat myself for 16 years and we had to put him down some years ago now.......let me tell you...i'm 6ft, 230 pounds and i cried like a baby................. good on ya for caring mosh......

yes you need heaters to make sure its drying when its getting printed. we have our heaters on at approx 38c print and 42c dry......

love your stuff.......:thumb:

very nicely put ....just another sign guy....good read.

we use a local awning company, real cheap and they do a fantastic job! maybe find an awning company in your area.......

lol....wondered how long that would take! lol........:Big Laugh