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Gino. If people listened to you they would never try anything new. How did you learn all these things you are an expert on. I bet you did them for the first time once in your life. Everyone has to or they will learn nothing. I am with iSign on this one. Go do it!

That sounds good Craig but I have never seen them from a sign supply. I mostly order from N. Glantz. I'll ask my rep. If not I'll have to make some. Thanks for the idea. One man crews need a helping hand some times. LOL.

I would not use tempered glass if you were going to try that. If you got a spot hot with a heat gun it might shatter while cooling. When it breaks if goes into a million pieces.

Anybody ever try to use suction cups to handle acrylic up in the air out of a bucket truck? Like the glass places use. It looks like it would work, I am just not sure whether to trust it or not.

I have never heard of a little giant hinge failing. I used one for 9 or 10 years and sold the company they are still using it today. I bought a knock off about three years ago and it is doing well. I bought the scaffold for doing big trailers where a little more room will help me. It will...

If you have a Tractor Supply nearby the 6' scaffold is only $139.99 on Black Friday. I am going to get one.

I wouldn't put a flat face in it either. Form it and hanging bar.

I like the information pages. Always state the benefits to the customer. Nice site.

I use weld-on. I made spacers from 1x4's cut to length for each letter size. It makes it easier next time you need to make one with the same size letters.

Hey rushworks. You want to buy some ocean front property in AZ.

Bulb spacing plays a part in this also. The closer together the bulbs are the brighter the whole sign is making the banding show less. I don't think there is a hard and fast rule. There are lots of variables.

I should have been working, but I enjoyed the day with the kids. Played a lot of wii today. LOL.

ISA usually has some useful materials.

Does this guy count?

Eye ball it!

Here is mine.

The Norwegian air brush! That is what Butch called it. LOL. We used to do it some. I haven't tried it lately. Krylon always stuck good.

Adtechia, you are having good luck with the BEPO deal? I was thinking about trying it.

You can use weld-on to glue a white piece to the back. Light will come through the joint if you use clear.

I glue them with weld-on. It takes a bit longer to set up on poly vs. acrylic, but they stay on well.