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In his defense, he added it long after the original post. I thought m2m classifieds we're free too.

Nglantz?

What about welt cord in the hem? What weight material is it?

us peons get treated differently

when it falls off in 6 months tell me how that refund goes. Ask the ones who have been around since the 80s how the Avery debacle went. I got 3 bad rolls of 3751, they had some dents running through the entire thing which looked like a manufacturing issue. First time, I ran the roll and...

why not lay some sod or plant a hedge?

I was talking about vinyl. It is the same way with paint, they will blame everything under the sun to weasel out of it. If you do manage to get them to warranty it, they will give you more material but you are out all of the labor time and consumables which is the biggest cost.

5 years later, the chances are probably pretty good that they did.

or use the standard S101 install method, VHB tape and lexel then blame the customer when they fall off the wall

Where there's a will there's a way. Before I got my fancy new tools, I used to cut a light straight line with a grinder, clamp it to the table, clamp a 2x4 to the other side and bend it. It brakes right on the score if you do it right.

a pan face to shim it out

You may be right. I dunno how many battery chargers that my employees have burnt up by hooking them up to 24v, I have even drawn them a picture of how to do it right. Never underestimate stupidity

just wait until construction slows down. All of these inspectors will have nothing to do with their time so the municipalities send them out everyday fishing for code violations. Fire marshall will be busy again catching up on inspections too.

They have been around forever. I use a small gun for touchup but customers want touch up paint and this is what I tell them to use if a brush wont work.

Most of the pre-packaged templates that I have used are good enough for a full wrap but aren't accurate enough to pull a window recess or other elements from. If you plan to pre-cut and drop it in, you will have to make your own.

I agree but would probably say the lack of people installing and the rise of independent installers is due to the headaches involved. All of the hoops you have to jump through today can make it a very losing proposition for a sign shop and there are easier ways to make money in the business...

I'd lean towards aluminum mounted with spacers or made into a pan like a raceway and painted black. You could get fancy and take a picture of the brick in that same spot, print it, stick it to the aluminum and then mount your letters.

White letters

Sounds similar to jburton. It's almost a different business

I think my idea was the best. No. You spent how long building that truck and you need this Friday? Sure thing.