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really?

Johnny Best is on a "roll" with the good advice!!!!!

Just got a quote from local glass shop. They recommended a temper glass solution. 7' x 2.5' table top. Tempered glass (included the rounded edges) would run $78 each. So what do you think? Throw in a reverse print and silicone down to existing table top? PS. They also boo'd the...

Just read post 11 & 12. Didn't think of the scratch factor. Would lexan sheet scratch also? ugggg.

I'd like to give this a try (test out a few tables). Be curious how long they hold up. Got samples coming of the polycarbonate overlaminate in the 10mil from my supplier. He also gave me a tip for those customers that like to "pick". He suggest an "edge seal' laminate. His theory was, the...

Good advice. These are for long term application. I bet your method would look great when finished, but a tremendous amount of work in a "regulated" area. Any odors in a restaurant environment, Im sure would be frowned upon by the owner. How about a reverse print on clear acrylic, then vhb...

I apologize Gino. That would probably be the best way to go, but I didn't think to give you one important detail. The tables are permanently mounted to the floor. I don't think I can do that process on site.

I'm sure many of you have done this very type of thing before, and I'm hoping you can give me some "do's and "don't's". One of my favorite restaurants would like some personalized table tops prints. The table tops are a very smooth laminate surface. I'm sure I can do a print and lamination...

Glad to hear you're OK. At that speed its a miracle you walked away.

$125 seems a little stiff for a retail shop minimum. I don't have a problem with shop minimums, although I don't have one myself. If the price works out to $30, then I charge $30. If its a PITA job I will adjust my price accordingly or direct them to the shop a mile down the road. baggins...

Not true, not true. You are very special. :) And I will second the question. Who is this Gino you all speak of? He can't be all that bad.

If not, 1)Create your artwork in Flexi. Flexi is where you will want to create your cutpath also. Now save that file. 2) Delete the cutpath and EXPORT the artwork to a photoshop file for your extra touches. Export the photoshop enriched artwork as a PDF to open later in Illustrator. (Close...

This may be a dumb question, but did you open the art file you sent your printer to see if the cut path is actually there or not? Could it possibly be hiding behind the photoshop artwork and they didn't select all in the artwork to see it was there. Long shot, but hey, stranger things have...

3m 5952 is comparable to the 4941 on most surfaces, but it sticks better to plastics. I had a similar project and contacted them for advice. 5952 black

you read post 9, and changed the presentation and now taking credit? Let me guess, you skimmed over #9 and didn't read it, so essentially you came up with the correct answer all by yourself? ooookay.

Texas Signmaker is the only one to say that. You didn't give any useful advice. Only now, when others have made the correct answer evident, do you chime in like you "knew it all along" . I get it, you want to sound important and live up to that post count, but to chime in after others told...

They own the building. Not too hard to figure out. They got a quote before calling me.

SignForumOCD also I see. Marlene, you like Gino apparently don't have any knowledge to offer, on this subject anyways. I'm sure overall you are a more advanced, well rounded sign person than myself, but twisting the things i've said is starting to make you sound foolish. I've clearly admitted...

Johnny, I was adopted at 5 but no slave labor involved. Keep the meat I don't eat it. Not a pudding fan either. Keep me in ice cream and coffee, and I'll love ya forever.