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Thanks John. Never heard of Plasticizer. Sounds very Sci-Fi.

Interior. They will have some fancy art works in the lobby and needing signage for titles, date, etc.

True.... It will be installed on high-end condo, so I am overly nervous about the whole thing....

so my only concern was the adhesive of vinyl will hold up the plexi? I usually use hardware or screw them onto wall, so I have never worried about it.

I suppose I can put a sheet of sintra to cover the vinyl on the second surface...

Thanks for the terms. Yes, the printed vinyl will cover the entire 2nd surface of plexi. The sign will be about 20 x 15 inch, with 1/4" thick plexi. No art works yet as of now. my client def wants "printed" media on 2nd surface of plexi, installing directly onto the wall without any...

I meant "Face-mount" as printed side of vinyl will be facing plexi. Like photos covered with plexi. I hope it makes sense. FP

I have a slight concern for my next project. My client wants to have plexi with face-mounted printed vinyl, then have it directly adhere to wall. It sounded simple but come to think of it, you will be adhering VINYL on the wall and vinyl adhesive will be holding the weight of plexi...

Yep. I contacted the Pulsarprofx.com to see if it's feasible with their stuff.

But there is still one question remains. It was not black like Letraset. It seems like custom color (dark gray). It bothers me not knowing...

So... Don't mean to bump up the old thread, but I got to talk to an exhibition coordinator at the museum and he told me "Transfer letters that Installer rubbed on the walls". I believe he was talking about letraset. Is this still widely practiced in sign industry? From previous replies...

Thanks FMG! They have so many nice looking hardware! I personally liked the Clip Clamp. I would like to have it in my studio. :)

Thanks John! That's a great idea to make your own hanging hardware. I wanted to use mirror hanging hardware but 1/4" was too thick for most of them. And ones big enough for 1/4" was ugly stainless steel ones and I was sure my client wouldn't approve of it.

Gyford Hardware looks like a winner! It looks very professional and easy too. Thanks for the tip! FP

Hi All I have to hang 1/4" thick 30X40 inch Plexiglass and my clients don't want to drill holes on them. I have no idea what my options are.... Does any of you have any suggestions? Thanks! FP

They didn't let me take pictures. Not unusual for museums...

Thanks for the tips! I didn't even think about 45 degree table saw. I thought only substrate cutter such as Keen cut does the job. Good way to save some money for now...

Hi All. What tool do you guys use to bevel cut PVC board? Any recommendations or tips will be much appreciated! FP

Dry Transfer looks like what it could be.... But it will be pretty hard to make a whole paragraph with them, won't it? Unless there is a way to "Print" a paragraph of dry transfer letters. I don't think it was a waterslide as for that the text didn't have the distinct sheen around the letters...

Hi Moze I thought of screen printing too, but some of the letters were peeled like vinyls. I touched it and it felt so light as if it were made of paper. I have no clue.