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Do what they're adamantly asking for and be enthused with the payment. :)

Did you read both of my posts, gino? I advised against installing them. My advice regarding Lexel was in response to White Haus.....that's why he's quoted above my response.

If you're installing small acrylic signs/letters with tape AND with PL or silicone or virtually any other adhesive, it would probably be fine. If it's something with any kind of weight to it, the first step is to use enough tape that it should technically hold the sign indefinitely by itself...

No. That's your answer. My suggestion would be to tell them that either you stud-mount them or you'll give them the letters and they can attempt to magically attach the 9 square foot pieces of plastic to the side of their building and assume the risk of killing or maiming someone. So stupid...

Hope he doesn't have to haul anything lol

Wasn't squeegeed hard enough. Gotta squeegee all of that out from the get go, it won't come out now. It should definitely be redone.

Thanks. I don't remember where, but if you do a search for 'DeWalt laser pole', there are plenty of sources.

The bubbles should be removed when first applying. The longer you wait, the less chance you'll be able to cleanly remove them. No pics to share...?

Typically, the retainers are just screwed on.

Yeah, pics would help. Just trying to help here: Lightbox: cabinet Frame: retainer(s) Insert: face

The video is spot on as is the advice in this thread. You have everything you need to install correctly.

8510 installs very easily, especially wet. It's a thicker material so it's a little easier to handle. As mentioned, apply transfer tape over the cut logo portion, no need to mask the whole sheet (see photos). As soon as you have the whole piece applied, squeegee the logo portion pretty firmly to...

Thank you! Congrats! 10 years definitely feels like an accomplishment. Thanks and you got it lol

I don't do any electrical work, so our paths don't really align too often. I've done survey work for Wakefield, which is a YESCO company, but that's about it. Thank you! The desks were for a large bank and they were spread out between a few buildings. The largest was 53 stories and had...

ProSignTN hows that?

Thanks! I make it in Google Maps. If you can't figure it out, let me know and I'll give a more detailed breakdown.

Thanks! Yeah, tons of growth up that way that keeps me buried. I did all of the out of state ones but had helpers come on a couple of them (ie: when there are 6,000 signs in a single building).

Thank you, sir. Congrats to you, as well! Yeah, 2020 didn't work out too well for parties. I'd rather be the sign mogul of McCall. :smile: Thank you! Thanks! I'm always watching DeWalt, no matter what lol. As far as improvements, things are going pretty well. I don't think there are...

I posted five years ago about my five-years-in-business anniversary. I'm not going to post every five years....but 10 is a big one, so yeah, I'm posting. :) When I started the business in 2011, my intent was to provide surveys, transport, and installation services for other sign companies. I...

If the mounting plate is going to be welded down, my concern would be if anything ever was damaged and needed to be replaced. The 'normal' method of mounting the letters would be to drill through the mounting plate, countersink the holes on the bottom of the plate and basically bolt the letters...