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It is a small Mexican Restaurant. Nothing fancy. Let me have it.

I know a guy that broke his leg falling off of a motor home trying to put a sign up. Bad thing is it wasn't the owner it was the guy that volunteered to help.

Yea what Sign Maniac said. It works great. Just blow it on with a hopper gun. Keep it thin and you will still be able to get retainers off etc.

If you make sure the sintra is warm it will cut ok. Take a heat gun and run down the cut line. If it is hot in the shop you will not need to heat.

We used to put cheap vinyl on glass to expose the screen. Just peel it off and do it again. Instead of printing positives.

I did it about ten times and got 20.5.

What did you use to create this? It looks good.

We broke a letter from Gemini the other day. Completly our fault. I called and told them what happened and I needed another. They sent it for free. It was here in 3 days (two were for UPS). Great company.

Panel saw works good. A little rough on the edges but it is not bad. Works better on thicker aluminum than .040.

Anyone want to play pool? That was my first thought. I guess I am more of a pool and beer guy than a wine guy though.

With the poly you could use the really thin stuff. .040 or so. It would bend easy in a break like mosh said.

My dad made one out of angle iron when I was a kid. Very similar just made of steel. Good work Flame!

Looks good!

That is awesome.

Telling the customer why you did what you did justifies it and usually makes for fewer changes. That was a great point Rick. I only recently learned this and it really can save a lot of time on a project. You did it for a reason just tell them why and they trust your judgement more.

#1. I would like to see the other side also.

I couldn't make out what it was. I also thought the g was a c. Thought the smoker was a welding helmet at first. The main copy needs cleaned up a bit. I love the over all feel of it though. Maybe put the flames and stripes a little more in the background with different colors. Also Mich...

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Here is a background for it. It is cedar. Looks like what you are after.

You can just buy any air staple gun and grind the lip down to fit into the channel. It doesn't take as much as you might think. The rubber is available from Milliken and I think Sign Comp. It takes an air hammer to get it into the grove. Well to do it quickly any way. They are kind of hard...