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You rock, Tiki! Thank you.

Any ideas? I could have probably drawn it in half the time that I've spent looking for it. :doh:

David Thorne is hilarious... http://www.27bslash6.com/covers.html

I've never used Sign Fab in MO before but I've sent it to them to quote also. Any others that you all recommend?

Yeah, but it's part of an overall package that includes interior signs and other less PITA signs. And it's in my backyard so it'd be tough to watch another company come in to do it.

Thanks for keeping me straight! Any suggested wholesale fabricators for a job like this? I've used SBI in AL and US Signs in FL before but I'm open to suggestions.

It's in a public stairwell, approximately 6' off the inside floor height. In this instance, I think it's less about being concealed and more about just securing everything from being screwed with.

*sigh* In my gut, I guess I knew. I'd probably spend as much or more time trying to conceal the wire versus just drilling. What about the cabinet/access panel inside. Any tips there?

10-4 :) Is it a viable plan? Have others done so successfully? Or is my judgement being impaired by the strong desire not to drill through that wall 20+ times?

We're quoting a set of fabricated metal Gemini letters that will be LED lit to provide a halo effect. They will be installed on the exterior of a brick building that has has block behind it. On the other side of the wall where the sign will be installed is a stairwell. The copy is 4, 18" tall...

Jon rocks!

Somewhat off topic... Assuming you're not going to pay cash, you guys should check into an SBA 504 loan for your financing. It's perfect for owner occupied property.

That's exactly what we can't have happen. Thank you.

The signs are 18" x 24". Sign durability has not been an issue in the five years we've been doing this client's projects. These are temporary signs that are installed on each available lot(no concrete). After the lot is sold and the house is finished, the sign will be refaced and installed on...

We don't have any issues with the sign substrate(it's white, not black BTW). We do these all the time and they perform fine. It's one sign per post(not two as someone above mentioned). The builder has been resistant to painted wood posts in the past but we could offer that as an option...

We're doing about 80 lot signs for a builder. The signs are 1/4" PVC with with a full color print on one side. They are mounted to a 4x4 post with a pyramid cap(or pyramid shape at the top of the post). We get 6' posts and 2' go in the ground, leaving 4' out of the ground. Typically the...

A buddy of mine recently told me about sous vide cooking and I tried it out using the beer cooler method today. It was pretty freaking good. And foolproof. (I always end up over cooking meat). Anybody else given this a shot...

Has anybody gotten Cutting Master running in X6 yet? We tried it on one of our older XP computers but it didn't work. I'm going to give it a shot on our new SignBurst Inferno this afternoon but I thought I'd ask to see if anyone else has crossed this bridge yet.

We mostly do these in high intensity prismatic sheeting but sometimes use engineering grade if that's what the client wants. If they want HIP, I would cover everything with white and then put green EC film on top.

Hi Phillip! My suggestions would be to stick with green on the grass and lose the root on "b"(looks like a "p" at first glance). Good luck!