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Im so stupid I read that as 12' instead of 12" jesus I need stronger glasses
I would use aluminum posts 4x4 approx 6 of them. I would bury them 36" that will suffice. I would use 2x2 aluminum for the frame work to hold the panels bolting the frame to the posts thru and thru. no sense in...
Why raise the sign when someone could design steel guardrail in parking lot behind it", that would be more cost effective. the sign looks great as it is raising it 12' would be weird looking and basically uncalled for
absolutely! just buy the equipment needed and assume the issues that come with owning equipment and go ahead learn a new sign program assuming you can do sign layout and have at it!
your best bet is to wholesale out to a vendor no headaches.
I do a good bit of these on acm and its a pita with screws so I started vhb taping the tracks on. tape about 4" and leave 1" blamk for water runoff and so on. Once it down I paint the front white as I use black vhb just on the strip where the vhb is, sounds difficult but its a time saver!
my favorite thing to hear "I designed it in canva!"....NOT! Ive tried importin ginto flexi and illustrator they NEVER know the font names, artwork is always jacked up I have no time for it!
absolutely! what you did wwas what I do and they insist charge them for vectorizing it OR get paid upfront and print as is THEN they will understand...this is rampant right now in the world of logos its horrible
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