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When you buy the posts they are usually dripping wet (as stated). I buy about 6 at a time and I have access to a sort of lean-to space that gets the sun most of the day. After they have dried for about 6 weeks I go down and give them a good coat of primer. When we construct the sign...

Before buying non-sign specific supplies, be sure to check the thickness. Shame to buy it, fabricate and then find it will not fit in the cabinet.

I am curious as to where that size comes from? Small poly-coated size stock is 22" x 28" and can be die-scored for a 14" x 22" or 11" x 28".

I could use both a color and white reflective. I don't see how that is going to matter except to boost the production cost(s). We don't lam. I don't see a need for that with reflective even for outdoor use. The Engineering Grade stuff should have a useful life of 7 years. OK!!!! So using...

First, my apologies. The box isn't supposed to be there. The finished decal is a circle. Down the road the green shown could be red or yellow as well. But the color, be it red, green or yellow HAS to be [3M] reflective. That is the only important part. The white background is really...

Attached is a not to scale layout of a 2-color decal I may have to make in quantity. The background is white high-performance and the border and the letter are to be 3M reflective. I will be using my 48" Graphtec to cut them and I'd prefer to gang both colors but I have trepidation on...

I sort of like the middle one but I'd use a red on that part and about 1/2 the height the green is now.

I ran into that situation a few years ago. The guy who gave me the bum check was not only a buddy but my broker as well. That was for a side business he had and his bookeeper was robbing him blind. He paid all my charges for the checks I bounced but I did yell at my banker for putting it...

Thanks goodness this is happening to folks other than me. Been pulling my hair out trying to figure out if something was wrong at my end. Not many hairs left to pull.

I don't see the point of the video. They compare an extension ladder where there is DOUBLE the metal at the center point A big DUH!!!! Apples and Oranges. Compare it to an imitator. LG and its competitors have its functions. You aren't going to get that extension ladder in an 8' PU...

No attachment, no photo that I can see. Forget that. Something is wrong at my end, I'm sure...just not sure why as everything was working yesterday.

I have yet to find a more stable or solid ladder. Now my 30'+ aluminum extension laddder shakes like a leaf...or maybe that's just me at those heights. LG Shake? Never. Not even in 30 MPH winds on uneven ground.

A simple fix to run older programs (assuming changing the compatibility mode is of no use) is to set up the computer to dual boot. There you have 2 OS's installed (sometimes 3) and at boot-up you pick and choose which to use. Using 64 bit is the real bugaboo as there are a limited amount...

That board would hold my Ford F-150 pickup, I presume (even if it isn't rated for that). I have a local company that is a distributor for LG and even beats LG's "show specials" with their every-day pricing. I have all the LG attachments except for a few of the minor newer ones. I've had them...

One match is Porsche Laser Italic

One of the major suppliers of poly bags for campaigns is Patriot Signage. http://patriotsigns.com/pol_poly.php They have a re-sale program. Contact them and they will supply the data and samples of printed bags for you to display. Quality isn't bad against some I have seen.

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+1 for Wagner.

Those are poly bag signs and they are done on a high-speed litho press. IMHO they suck as they are too low to the ground to be seen properly due to the short wire frames they come with. I'm heading to the shop late tomorrow morning and will get you a contact for the premier co. on those...

2 Little Giant 12/24 ladders and a 16' LG alum. board. All fits neatly in the back of my P.U.