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Your giant pea look's like and M&M. I'd change the art style to be more like the pod below it. I'd also lose the different colored peas.

In the past, the company I work for just laid sandbags down on the legs. This is my first time doing a sign like this, but the company I work for has done them before.

Thanks for the plans jhilldesigns! We might use those in the future.

I don't deal with the pricing. We have someone who puts the quotes together, I just design, print and install.

Thanks Gino, I did send the customer an e-mail to ask how high he wanted it. But ya, it's going to look a lot like the one you posted.

Thanks SignManiac, I was thinking 6 feet, so 7 sounds good to me as well. The legs they wanted us to make are portable though, so they can take it to several sites.

I've made a 4' x 8' sign for a construction company to put on site. They want it mounted on legs but did not give me a height. What would all of you say is the average height of a sign like this? Has someone done this before? Thanks in advance for the help.

Thank you SightLine, I was just searching the forums and found the same thread. I keep forgetting that you should search before making a thread.

A customer wants silver vinyl with a black outline around it for the side of his truck. I know its possible to print black on silver vinyl but will it last? Will laminating it make a difference? I'd love to hear from anyone who has done this and has an idea. Thanks.

Thanks! Yeah, I noticed too how the two n's are different and how some of the letters are straight when others have slight curves. I was just looking for a starting point.

Anyone?

Never thought I'd have to ask this but.... What is this font?

Welcome from MN.

You lost me at millimeters.

Never had a problem with taking off the paint any more than I did with a chemical remover. You could use the drill at a slower speed, it will just take longer. The benefit it is that you take the vinyl and glue off all at once.

It's actually called a 3m stripe off wheel. Works like a charm.

We use those erasers you attach to a drill. They work awesome.

Welcome.

Times new roman comes to mind. Century is another one.

Thank you, I've been dealing with this for the past 9 months.