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I use and recommend signteam.us. Alison and Mickey have been a great help to me.

Good luck!

https://www.b2sign.com/fabric-wrinkle-free-p-1184.html

I always wondered how to spell whew-wee. :) Now, I know. And even as a part time, no talent, no overhead, non-expert, I would be at $300.00, you pick up.

I have been blessed to do business with a couple of fine merchant members on this fine forum (Neato and Sign Team Alison come to mind) but after two years of selling signage, I find myself looking for my first piece of equipment. Vinyl cutter, small, preferably 24" or so. Name brand, used. I...

These magnets take the place of a lot of tape. I would do the "slit the backing in the middle" as addressed in another post.

You want to talk to Neato.

The problem is not them, but that you did not clearly explain how many drafts and revisions they could expect for the money they paid you. The real problem? you didn't charge enough. Moving targets always cost more to hit.

Have you checked Stouse?

Oh, I was being somewhat tongue in cheek. The first thing we used to do to customize trucks back in the day was to install a sliding rear window. To my knowledge, none left the factory wit sliders except the camper specials.

But I expect that you will find when the truck shows up................ Near 15.5" high About 52" wide at top Approximately 59" wide at bottom

1980 through 19996 Ford F-150, F-250 and F-350 rear window are all the same. Who has an old ford truck with solid glass anymore? We have several around and they all slide.

I am looking for two font Id's and are these available for purchase from a merchant member? Thanks in advance. -tim

Phillip @ http://www.signamigo.com/ is usually very quick and always nice to deal with. His rates are fair as well.

The original art as received from the client. Size, approximately 5" x 8". I did receive from input and direction from Gino (regarding a lighted sign) and Chip regarding the H and bullet.

I was given the H logo in a format large enough for a business card. I did bring it here looking for help turning it into something to fit a 4'x8' sign. Ultimately, I rebuilt it myself to its current state. It is not my design per se'.

I've done a number of jobs for a local gunsmith and so I got the nod for graphics on his new trailer. I did a basic layout and got client approval, then sent it off to Phillip at SignAmigo to set the type and do the layout so that Alison and crew at signteam.us could do the cut and print...

Stouse looks like $1.25 per sign and that much again for a stake.

It sounds like it may be in a flood plain. Yeah, those are federally regulated. Some jurisdictions will allow small projects, such as a flag pole. Beyond that, the Army Corp of Engineers will often need to sign off.

My first trip out with a big squeegee was a pair of 4x8's for this lighted sign. Thank you big squeegee.