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About 60% of our sales come from 10 clients. Its not intentional just how it has worked out. I used to freak out when I hadn't heard from one of our big clients for a while, now I know the best way to get them to place an order is to send them an email telling them im going on vacation next...

If you have experience with the Oracal product and are happy with it I would stick with it, a large job like this is not the place to test out new materials in hopes of saving a few hundred bucks.

I dont and I'm out of the shop till Monday. But they looks almost identical to the ones posted, but I didn't bother to paint them lol

We made a setup very similar to the wall mounted picture you posted, it works well and is very inexpensive to make, a couple 1x6 pine boards and some wooden dowels or steel conduit.

I just bought a bunch of the Pronto letters directly from Gemini 2 months ago, mind you I'm in Canada so they might have different rules up here since we don;t have JDS or any of the resellers up here.

Look into 3m 468MP its what we use on the back of engraved tags. Are you applying the tape before you cut the parts or after?

Just a word of warning, i have has SSD's less than 2 years old fail on me without any warning at all, If you are saving files long term make sure you use some type of server with backups, we have a server for all our files, and the Workstations only have the OS and programs we run, if 1 goes...

If you are going to rent a lift, why don't you use that? You can fire 2 or 3 tapcons into the brick to rest the sign panel on after its lifted in place.

Thanks! The polar air plus same i got looks really good! Really low tac initial adhesive, but sets up over 24 hours, I'm excited to try it out.

Yes we buy direct

The polar premium is not a cold weather vinyl (odd name i know) This is the cold weather one I got ,the removable adhesive is the one rated for cold https://www.drytac.com/product/polarpremiumpolymeric/

Does anyone have any experience with drytac vinyls? I seem to always forget about them until I have a specialty application. I have a client who needs some window prints installed in January when its usually around -10 c. I called up drytac and they have a vinyl that is supposed to be able to...

I've never seen that used in signs before, is it a regional thing? I've seen clear sheets of that material sold at farm supply stores to be used as roofing material for sheds and such. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Suntuf-26-in-x-8-ft-Polycarbonate-Roofing-Panel-in-Clear-101697/100021329

Like the saying goes, you cant reason someone out of a belief they didn't reason themselves into.

Sounds like its a lost cause, the ink in the main board likely caused a few shorts, plus being dropped likely put everything out of alignment, it will never print as it should without putting more money into it than its worth.

Lol is there any topic that you don't turn into a incoherent rant about how your guy didn't really loose?

at 5 watts it will cut paper and not much else

Our main matte material is Arlon 510MT vinyl, but also matte banner, photo paper etc all come out matte

Are they? Do you have any experience with them? /s

I've owned both, the truvis is substantially faster