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Yawn. Where is that photo from the first "completed" location? And what happened to the Logo., this is just text on a building front.

I stumbled across this, some of these are pretty funny. I think my favorite is "Sam and Ella's Chicken Palace". Don't think I would eat there though. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/the-25-most-ridiculous-business-names-ever_b_5924663ae4b0b28a33f62fd9

speaking of the blind...

Yah, Marco was just an example - I looked too and he does have a long history. I Just used him as an example because this thread is what made me think of it. Easier to post my thoughts here than dredge up other likely scenarios.

I got to thinking... With all the investments and work on AI software, I just wonder if some of these really weird and dumb questions are just gathering data from us fleshies to train the AI software. Marco (for example) isn't really a sign guy, he was just assigned "sign making" to gather data...

....Picturing Johnny's sketch in my head right now...

Sooooo, why don't you show us the finished product for the first location? You might get some suggestions on how to approach it with the new store front and keep their brand consistent. Don't bitch at us because we don't know what you want from us.

That's what I have at home. Drives my daughter crazy that I have a gaming computer but I don't play games on it.

So, if the first one is done... Why wouldn't the second location look the same? You know, branding...

Haven't we already thought about this?

This is what we use (Yellow Tools), we have about 5-6 of them

Who ownes the building her business is in? I might start there... Otherwise, around here it's like gnubler mentioned... Simply replacing a panel should be fine.

I wasn't aware of that lifespan. We have a graphic up on our building that's been there for several years and it still looks great. It's South facing, and gets a lot of weather.

my first thought was paint... but if that a no-go, then yah - some paneled material like coro or ACM. OR - this could be an ideal situation for alumagraphic.