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Pro-Tip - Lay out a few feet of VHB on a cutting mat. Don't press down. Slice away. I can make hundreds of these in a few minutes. Also useful for trimming 1" VHB to 1/2" for thinner letters.

Years ago, when the new Fiats first came out, we were contacted by 3M directly as a certified wrap installer. Supposedly, they were under contract with 3M to provide OEM decals for new vehicles, with installation services on site at the dealership. It was marketed as an option, that any new...

THE S'S LOOK TOO MUCH LIKE SNAKES

Hello, I'm looking for a font. It should have the letters A-Z, and at least the numbers, 4, 8, and 2 (NO EXCEPTIONS). Bo0nus points if it has that squiggley line thing with the thinger on the end. I'd perfer if it had those little pointy things on the end of the letters, but I also really...

Had a vehicle bumper wrap for a major regional power company's brand new Chevy volt, when they were first coming out. They said they had vinyl already made for the project, and that it would be on-site (at their warehouse) when we got there. We get there, put on our full PPE as per request...

I hear stainless steel cleaner works well to clean stainless steel.

This lady rejected the original design because "The S's look too much like snakes". This is the update.

Hiding d*cks in artwork.

/\ Now THATS snark.

Dremel would work. Keep in mind that all ACM has a ~.012 face of aluminum on each side, and that the edge is visible. Also keep in mind that all cuts should be vertical so that that edge doesn't become more pronounced. Why not PVC? Or wood? Both are much better for painting and carving.

Well... from a quick-fix type solution, I think a portable AC unit and an enclosed "media storage room" would fix your problem. Can't imagine a small AC cooling a 6' x 6' x 6' box costing more than several feet of vinyl per night.

Were by no means finished products, only a few minutes spent to show where changes might be made to help accentuate the fact that the "J" is in fact a "J". Suggestions, since there weren't any on how to fix it, just those saying it was a problem. My two cents. I like how Tim worded the same...

Sorry that everyone who told you the best way to do it (with our... hundreds..? of years of combined experience) couldn't help you. Good luck with your acrylic pricing... kindly let us know if you get the job.

rigid substrate bolted through the mesh to the fence would LOOK best, and allow contours if required... and 1/8" PVC is pretty soft when running full speed into it.

The only reason that acrylic should be used is if the guy wants to put lights in his box at a later date. Otherwise, your job to tell the customer what is best. They UUUUsually listen when you tell them it's cheaper anyway.

Why acrylic? PVC or ACM is cheaper and will do the same thing.

Rest of the logo is fine... but that J still looks like a T. Since it's the first letter, I think a little accent work is allowed. But don't listen to me - I'm just a sales guy after all. Both of these make it look more J-like, IMO.

Only in conjunction with CPR training.

I used to live in Baltimore... Harbor Sales was the best.

Grimco is getting absolutely slaughtered by "a national scale competitor" lately on every substrate. Talking 50-60% more. Black PVC, 1" $183 vs. $292