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Hello, We have utilized VClipz from panelclip.com to install quite a few gatorboard mounted signs. usually two clips on the poster and two on the wall work just fine. We have a larger sign in our shop that keeps falling down. We have used two clips on either side, with VHB tape, and it just...

With the desired lettering just being white, I wonder if one coat of white sealer/primer would do it? I am not at all trying to cut corners, but the look/feel of this place is supposed to be a little unfinished.

Hello, We are getting ready to do a number of installations for a new business opening up. Most involve vinyl lettering on various walls and substrates attached to the walls. One involves some very large block lettering to be installed to a finished, smooth concrete wall (see picture). My...

Nailed it! Gosh, can't believe I missed that one.

I can' t seem to get this one perfect. Any help?

What information would help determine a vendor for this? Attached is a picture of the cut line. I don't have a vendor for die cutting either, so a bit in the weeds on this one.

Perhaps I am asking the wrong question. Does anyone know a place that can handle this? None of our outsourced vendors currently handle things like this (square cut only), and it seems cost prohibitive to print, mount, and then send to a router. Got to be somewhere that does this...

What does your nozzle check look like?

I need about 800 items printed on a flatbed directly to .030" styrene and cut along a cut line. Design is a simple l shape with some rounded corners, about 18" x 15". Can anyone print and cut these for me? Thanks in advance, can supply artwork upon request.

No, these were actual molded feet, designed for this use. Perhaps I will have to make something. Ryan

I have a client wanting us to replicate the look of a current a-board they have. I can get the handle and the substrate, but these add on feet are something Ive never seen. They look like 1" dowels (made of plastic) with part of it cut out for the substrate, and it allows you to bolt them to the...

No, It is for a very good client of ours. Vinyl banners are not an option because of the way they would like to use these. Very specific in their request for fabric, which is why I would like to have them produced dye-sub.

Hello, I am looking at an order of 300 fabric banners w/grommets I need to fill. I don't know that our usual vendor is up to the task in both the pricing and quality categories. Any reccomendations on a good vendor for some fabric banners? 300 4' x 6' 6 Grommets

Thank you, so obvious when approaching with a fresh mind. When clouded with ideas from your client, the job becomes so much more difficult.:banghead: Ryan

I have a client asking to mount a 3' x 2' sign to a 4" x 4" post and put it in the ground. They have now asked that there be no visible hardware on the sign face, how would one do that? I was thinking maybe mount the sign with some countersunk screws and put the print over that, but it seems a...

Digitally match. We come very close. My real concern is that cut vinyl lays down so nice because it is so thin. It just sits on the window nice. Digitally, the vinyl seems thicker, then add the lam and you have a really thick, narrow line on your window waiting to get caught be cleaners, people...

I have a client who is looking for some door vinyl. There text is very fine (think Zapfino, etc.). We were working with 3M colors until another partner entered the project and decided that the color wasn't close enough. They now want to print, laminate and cut for a Pantone match. I haven't ever...

We do many of these per week. We have a chop saw, and the wood is bought in bundles down the street at Home Depot. Pricing depends on size (of course), but can range from $45-$115 for the larger ones. The frames are clamped, glued and screwed in about 15-20 minutes per frame. Stretch and pull...

It is funny you mentioned floor lam. That is exactly what I was thinking of using. I will run some tests with a removable adhesive vinyl and floor lam and see if we think that will work. Thanks for the input! Ryan

Hello, We are looking to try out some vinyl for table top decals. Does anyone have experience with table top promotional signage? I am thinking the vinyl needs to be fairly aggressive, but the client has expressed that they would like to remove after 2-3 months without adhesive being left...