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to add to this, by having measurements any future order (new vehicle or repair) can be duplicated and look consistent. We have / take a print out of the digital proof and make measurements notes during installation, which helps when doing side 2, and then keep this on the account for future...

which is this video? I didn't see one with "justify" in the title

plotter reflective doesn't need lamination, you have already done lamination on the print this is an interim sign, call it good and wait for the full redo

The tactile looks textured and has rounded edges, also the color is full depth. I would suggest a UV-printed production method hard to tell with the Braille, assuming UV Printed instead of raster beads the gap between the back layer and middle layer is from a thick VHB tape

Shipping that size is going to eat the margins, also have to worry about transit damages. we did a 36" x 48" yesterday and the shipping alone was $38 something Mount inhouse will be your ideal option

I love some new buildings for room signs, so much easier matching existing ALWAYS has strings attached, especially if its old and the hardware is no longer produced

Matching existing can be an issue, especially if the signs are in close proximity allowing them to see / feel the difference The 3 options listed all have very different price points.

What type of ADA? * Photopolymer * Raster Beads * UV Printed

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We have a staffer who is 6'7" and #400'ish, so a "normal" person would have issues cutting the thicker materials the 6mm is more often than the 080 alum The edges are good, no burs or jaggedness have been using the cutter for 5+ years in this manner

Keencut 98" SteelTrak Cutter is what we use and we regularly cut 6mm ACM and 080 Alum

There are several threads about how to build your own tables We built our work tables, 60 x 120, they are the same height and mobile so they can used together for oversized projects 4x4 legs with casters 2x6 frame - MAKE SURE YOU SAND / PLANE FOR A FLAT SURFACE 2x4 2nd shelf for storage under...

looks like a curved face from VISTA system https://www.vistasystem.com/

https://fb.watch/uv2mWdcE2b/ has anyone seen this video and what would y'alls customers do with a $40,000 invoice for this sign?

Get a smart TV, enable & connect the WIFI. Send "photos" to the TV of the menu, or create s "slideshow" it can be changed from the remote

what grade (Cal vs Cast) of media are you using? you need to have a bleed (border) added to your prints, print cut combos, specifically Roland machines, are notorious for shifting / inaccurate cuts. the longer in length the less accuracy you will have

It looks like a long neck grommet is used to make a sandwich. Then wedged onto the frame Measure the spacing / placement and "print" the registration marks, which will make placing the grommets much faster

Dibond does not offer much security. the skin is THIN .012", so it will dent / damage easily If you want "security" you need to look at a solid substrate, 063" or 080" aluminum we are not a paint company, so cannot offer comments

We use Quickbooks and break the items into categories and then taxable / non-taxable within said categories * DESIGN * PRODUCT (including raw material for sign frames etc...) * LABOR * MISC ( mileage, equipment rental, special situation, etc...)

PVC 6mm has been a good option for us for the "budget" customers, 4mm corplast