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Rant "Can you re-use my sign?"
- Thread starter Stacey K
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Christian @ 2CT Media
Active Member
It'll be fine, send it!
Texas_Signmaker
Very Active Signmaker
No problem, sand, prime and paint it, .. Charge $1000 and ask for that before starting the job and tell em it will take a week or two... or offer ACM for $150 and you'll have it ready today.
Hollywoodsigns
Designer, printer
Spit shine....
Modern Ink Signs
Premium Subscriber
Suppose they want you to flatten the board out as well!?
Lol
Lol
Jeff grossman
Living the dream
Vintage
MachServTech
New Member
Letter it. >make a form > pour a complete cast of marine grade poly around it > profit?
China signage Maker
New Member
century-old shop
JTBoh
I sell signage and signage accessories.
Glancing at the thumbnails... I thought someone had posted upskirt shots for a moment
LOVE IT!! when people think that's worth salvaging!!
i had a customer (well, NON customer) hang up on my when i told him NEW acrylic panels would be cheaper than re-using his old ones. by the time we send out a crew to remove them, spend HOURS removing the 15yr old lettering & adhesive, then go back to install. It would be cheaper to cut new panels, and only go onsite once. he'd have less $$ AND BRAND NEW PANELS. wouldn't even hear me out, kept interrupting my, telling me how i don't know how to run a business, etc etc. 2 weeks later, they hand painted some old wood boards and stuck them over the lighted sign cabinet. SMH. looked like shit. go figure... they were out of business in a few years.
i had a customer (well, NON customer) hang up on my when i told him NEW acrylic panels would be cheaper than re-using his old ones. by the time we send out a crew to remove them, spend HOURS removing the 15yr old lettering & adhesive, then go back to install. It would be cheaper to cut new panels, and only go onsite once. he'd have less $$ AND BRAND NEW PANELS. wouldn't even hear me out, kept interrupting my, telling me how i don't know how to run a business, etc etc. 2 weeks later, they hand painted some old wood boards and stuck them over the lighted sign cabinet. SMH. looked like shit. go figure... they were out of business in a few years.