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It's the customer's sign, so it should be up to them. I'm with Gino on the car thing...that's one of the first things I do when I get a new car is remove the dealer-applied lettering.

For what it's worth, I'll add this: Drywall is rarely perfect. The surface is often uneven due to studs not being flush with each other, etc. If there are irregularities in the finished surface the strips will be going on and you flush-mount them with tape, they may follow/reflect/highlight any...

RP45 (half the price) and Lexel.

Looks great!

I don't understand what I'm seeing in the picture. To me it looks like two square tubes.

...he said, four years later.

As a small business, I have to try and determine when it's more of a benefit to keep something or to sell something. Although this is all a fairly recent acquisition and works flawlessly, I'm putting the entire package up for sale. It's just not seeing enough use to keep and take up valuable...

Faces (Alabama) uses MDF.

I'm dealing with that with a company in NY. If you made a trip to NY, I'd make one to Montgomery...just sayin...

Thanks and an early congrats on your accomplishment as well!

Yeah, it's definitely nice to get a visual. Congrats on 6 years and I agree with you. It amazes me what sign companies promise and fail to deliver on (schedules, product, etc). It's one of the things customers seem to appreciate the most - keep your word. It's a simple concept and one I do...

You can also use custom icons...

Through Google Maps....'My Maps'

Thanks all. It has definitely gone by pretty fast!

Precision Sign Services was officially started five years ago in October, 2011. I used the remainder of 2011 for talking to prospective customers, purchasing tools and supplies for installations and surveys and just kind of 'getting ready'. Now, over a thousand invoices and a thousand quotes...

If done correctly, the glass won't get scratched. But there's always a risk. It's more likely to happen with tempered glass (which I would bet this is) due to possible particles in/on the glass from the manufacturer.

A plastic scraper wont remove silicone from glass, unfortunately. Unless there's some solvent out there you can use it in conjunction with.

There are likely going to be metal tabs/straps on the backs of the letters with tape and silicone. One challenge is removing the letter without scraping/damaging the glass. Another challenge is going to be removing the silicone from the glass once the letters are removed. I know there are...

I'd suggest contacting Sean MacFarland with MacFarland Engineering in Houston.

The method of attachment & its construction/manufacturing needs to be handled by the manufacturer of the sign, not on you, in my opinion. A simple survey showing the height and pitch of the install area gives them what they need. With that size sign, I wouldn't feel comfortable unless it was...