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Never understood the reason for putting a hem on banners. Why bother it does not make it look any better.

It cost extra if you want watch

Hmmm. Are you really expecting someone to give you advice on something even you don't know the particulars? My advice would be to get intimate with this installation. Go to the site get up on a ladder and find out what makes this sign tick.

We saw it up and put it on the curb for pick up. If its wood we burn it for heat

If I was starting out I would not worry about speed. I would be more concerned about reliability.

The Liberty bell has a crack in it and we all still love it. What's her problem

I would cut it out of 5x8 something to avoid a seam.

Yes after every job. The meeting is about three seconds long and it goes like this. That worked nice lets do the next one just like that. OR That did not work let's not do it that way again.

polycarbonate stickers is a vague question. What's is used for what is it supposed to look like?

I love reading these posts. Makes me feel really good about my latex machine.

Unless your doing miles of vinyl I would say get a big squeegee. 26 inch is pretty easy to do by hand.

Cut vinyl sticks to the stuff sold for printing

Think of your supplies and equipment as an infant child. Keep it at the same conditions you would said infant.

Your in business... You charge as much as you possibly can and still get the job

double stick tape em together

Depends on what you want to do. If you want to makes thousands of no parking signs like a sign mill and be the lowest bidder, ugly place to be, yeah look into buying boatloads. This is what your suppliers do. If you want to be a custom sign maker the cost of materials has nothing to do about...

How do you enter into an agreement without everyone involved knowing all the details like what it looks like and how it's being installed? Keep the deposit. Deduct the install fee and bill them for the balance. Drop the letters off at their front door. Tell them to hire a magician for the install.

Just ask for full payment up front.

That's a BFS. This might be helpful. https://files.nc.gov/ncdor/documents/files/2019_billboard_structures_valuation_guide_final_0.pdf

This comes up often here. Cut it with your chop saw that has the proper blade. A triple chip blade. Look it up. It's not a luxury tool it's something that should be in your tool arsenal anyway if you are in the business of fabricating signs.