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Uline should have everything you need for packaging. look them up on line

just like CanuckSigns stated, few months ago i called Gemini with the same question. gave me all the info i needed, including supplier, just don't have the info in front of me.

did something like that years ago. when tuffback was around. hand cut the lettering, sprayed the face, peeled the tuffback off , had a nice piece of white alum when i was done. always checked for vinyl after that!

i have used the same hilti corded drill for more than 10 years. justs depends what your needs are. if your looking in the future to drilling a lot of holes between 3/8" to 3/4" you need the corded drill. anything larger than that, simply rent a larger drill, either buy the size bit you need or...

if this was a new store location for Arbies, the engineering was done by the the company that manufactured the sign. my experience has been, they ship everything as a complete kit. everything spec. out. it is more than likely a pour with rebar frame and possibly 1"-1.5" threaded rod for your...

sloan makes a pretty good one.

why not just use a nice red wagon as you base construct a frame for you panels. use a couple of screw-in anchors (as in a dogs run ) to tie it off.

did you check with the Dallas Police Dept. if the badges are embroidered they should have the vector artwork.

use something like gerbermask not to high tac.

fabricate your letters, mask-off your lexan backs on the outside, place the letters upside down and spray them the color you want. ( try and use a Mathews type paint ) For the trim cap try and find a stock color that will work.

if you have built a channel letter , just use clear lexan for your backs. place LEDs onto the lexan. use a 1.5 - 2" spacer to keep the letter off the wall. translucent faces for the front , good to go... if you just want a halo look, use non translucent vinyl on your face..

get in touch with Gemini (1-800-538-8377) they use to sell trim in 10' lengths... beg if you have to...

you should be able to get 6'x8' poly panels . suppliers have them in large rolls they will cut to size. remember they are 6'x8' , they will have some weight to them. do you have the capability to lift them into the cabinet. there is the option of retro, to flex faces

flat bed hauler is way to go. winch it onto the flat bed, slide it down the ramp. just set up a delivery time and have everyone there...we do this all the time. companies think everyone has a forklift or a loading dock

i would use 6mm DiBond panels with at least 2" vertical strips behind the *panels, pop rivet the panels to the frame using #64 lg flange rivets, also fabricate a retainer to go around the perimeter of the fame.*

have used HTM LIGHTING a lot, check their web site, you will probably find what you need.*

you have to insist on access to the modules. never liked the strip set-up. if they are LED modules *and you have a service issue you can just replace the module/ modules that are bad. * what happens with the set -up you had if you can not access anything without voiding the warranty. makes no...

what type of LED are they, strips, modules, etc. from the picture they look like strips. who is the manufacturer, also how long have they been installed.

Is the back of the wall going to be seen? the thickness is only 4" with conventional 2x4 studs. you can always go completely through to the backside of the wall and make all of your wiring conections on that side, along with your threaded rod, fender washer and nut to hold the letters.