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painting takes time, but you get a more vintage look which i think goes well with what you are doing. Screening one sign would be just as time consuming. I would assume you don't have a printer, so why not just do cut vinyl if paint is taking too much time. paint the substrate red then do black...

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Here in North Va, each County has their own specs, laws, and fines on their signs. just don't be that donkey that sells a none reflective h/c sign.

should be a setting in there i think it was called overprint if its the hp touch screen flatbed. i dont remember the model number they had it at shop i worked for back in 08-11

wow, a third hand is a sign makers dream!

I have printed on a provided stained cedar blank on a HP Flatbed back in about 09. We ran test print first to have the customer sign off on it. It turned out great, customer loved it. I don't remember what it said or why they wanted it but customer get what customer wants.

I would do 6 vertical 4'x8' footers

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thanks for the insight, yeah i was thinking adding something to the bottom as well to keep it more stable/secure. Yeah it will be a matte black finish. I def. will follow up and post some pics. up it may be a few weeks, Ive only had these things for several months the wife is on me to get it...

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here is a pic of the bracket i drew up real quick, give you a better visual of what I'm thinking about doing.

I have a little project I'm am doing at home. I wanted to get some opinions or ideas how how I should mount these. *see attached pic What we are doing is installing these vintage window guards in the entry foyer of our home on each side. instead of some boring trim-work. They will be mounted...

Typical case of a designer or architectect that doesn't have a clue about the sign industry or its materials.

i would say its the loading of the material. gotta make sure your roll is tight and even on the edges. You may have to re-roll sometimes, or you can wiggle it straight if its off a little. both Vinyl and lam. I also only like to use one piece of tape in the center of the roll where it starts on...

Im with Gabagoo, its his car, he can put what he wants on it, your selling the service of doing what your customer wants. mass producing and selling on ebay is another story. that's a no no....... Just do it! opps thats tradmarked, I hope Nike doesn't get me for using that.

At a shop i worked at way back when, they did a lot of parking lot painting. They cut stencils on the gerber router. I think the material was called polypropylene. It almost looked like a cutting mat but the backside of it not the matte side you cut on. it was a little thinner, but cut well on a...

You can add a triangle registration marks on each layer in the same location. This will aid you in lineup of the layers.

*note - the size is of the green shape only not including the text