So, if someone comes into your shop and orders a 2 sided sign for his place of business, you don't ask any questions ??
Like what material, digital print, sandblasted, carved, electric sign or whatever, you just make a sign ??
However, if in passing he says its a 4' x 6' cedar sandblasted sign.... to be hung from a yard arm bracket type of setup, you're not going to tell him it can't be done and just make whatever he asks for ?? Even after he says, I'll sign a paper letting you off the hook if it falls on someone....... you're still gonna make it ??
I would hope your training as a professional and stand up characteristics of a fellow person would prevent you from doing such a wrong.
If you knowingly give this same guy 2pcs 4 x 8 flat panels for a sign, which wasn't designed for sure h a substrate....... and you know it, you guys are still gonna sell it to this person ??
Well, you do the math. No where what you're doing is such an act considered ethical, unless you retrofit that can to accept flat faces. Now, how will the guy save money ??
It's all about making a buck..... and I'm all for that, wholeheartedly, but not at someone else's expense if I know better.
You guys really wanna go down on record with these kinda work ethics ??
