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i use L aluminum brackets (angle iron or aluminum brackets from lowes or home depot) get the ones with holes. i screw that to the inside of the frame and then screw that to the building with screws and washers appropriate for the building material. then screw the sign to the frame and yes L...

1" aluminum tube frame mounted to the building with L brackets or angle aluminum, screw the sign to the frame then i get decorative molding from the carpet department and mount that to the edges to give it a finished look

over all size is 60" x 30" and as of now they want me to use stand offs for the install but not sure that will be best if they go with the 1/4" solid brushed alum unless i use 6-8 of them

i was looking at the 1/4" brushed and it's expensive but not my problem if they want to pay. just wondering if the weight might be an issue. just came up with another idea, maybe just put a metal from on it.

making a lobby sign for a customer with some gemini plastic letters and logo. they want them mounted to a brushed silver base 3/16" -1/4" thick but they want it to be solid. meaning they don't want the edge to be a different color. any ideas what to use? i was thinking just use aluminum...

my bad, sorry. i meant the smart pro measuring device. can it be used to take pics of vehicles and measure or just flat areas such as buildings?

does this work for measuring trucks or just buildings?

installed some window perf for a customer. warehouse type environment. they have a fabrication area with windows that they wanted window perf with graphics installed on. there is a hallway that goes past the windows and they wanted the graphics there to see out and not see in (or as best that...

looks pretty much like the same thing just about $300-400 cheaper thanks

https://www.gogsg.com/ASSETS/DOCUMENTS/ITEMS/EN/Spikedatasheet.pdf https://www.gogsg.com/2327366/Product/IkeGPS_940-2300 anyone know anything about these devices? looks like they could be pretty handy.

http://daius.com/ we get ours from development associates. have been using them for at least 10years or more with no issues. we just use the cart. set up for small orders and send them our big orders. we don't get enough to justify getting the bigger machine. they also have a roland printer so...

quoting a job for a customer and they want a banner installed above the street through town. 2.5ft x 18-20ft. this install is too much for me. the job would be all yours. i usually have merritt do these type of banners for me. i don't have the equipment to fabricate it. would need a price on...

+1 i had a friend of mine that did this and he stopped due to the cost. he really didn't have a market for it. i guess like anything else if you have the customers and they are will to pay you can make money. not a cheap or easy process

thanks for the info. i will check out the drytac material. i thought about mounting a perm material to the clear removable saving that as a last resort because of cost and the panels are 3ft by 8ft so don't want to risk screwing up the print/material during the lamination

quoting a job for some backlit panels but customer wants them on the outside of the glass with removable adhesive. so far only materials i can find have a perm adhesive. any ideas? i was thinking of just printing on clear with removable but not sure i can get a good enough print for the backlit.

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actually a good one i do is... we have roland print / cut machines and i will set up to cut some vinyl and forget to check the blade force, start the job and come back to a slice N dice mess of vinyl with the machine beeping because the person using the machine before me was cutting something...

nope you win :rock-n-roll::notworthy::bushmill:cheers. that sucks

it's as real as the $3 bill...haha not a lot of places carry it and because of the way i need the flutes you don't get a good yield from a 4x8sht

harborsales.net will cut sheets down to custom sizes