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Banner or rigid substrate ??

Oldie, but goodie.

Here's all that's left from the third reich............................

Let's MAMBO !!!!!

Here we go again......same words over and over and over and I still can't say them This one is dedicated yo tex............................

This trio plus one is certainly an energetic group. Just wish I knew what dafug they were saying.................................

C'mon everybody.........................................

Now, let's se if we can all sing like girls...........................

If that is their budget, that doesn't allow you enough to fab and instal it all and leave room for overhead, profit and taxes. That's at least a $6,500 to $8,000 sign according to your installation and time. That'll barely pay for materials and time, let alone finishing things. I calculate...

Do you or the customer have a budget in mind ?? I mean did you get a feel from them if you haven't quoted ?? Using the hdu, you are increasing your costs on just about every avenue, from materials to handling, painting and installing. Regardless of what substrate you use, you're always gonna...

Oh.....have a wonderful day. :u rock:

Ya know...... I try to help people on this site, even you, but with your constant sneering snide and totally unhelpful remarks all the time, it's a wonder you do any business at all. I don't think you ever dug a hole, much alone ever got a permit for anything you ever did in your life, yet...

What is the overall size of the backboard/sign itself ?? Your dimensions show the letter sizes, but not the board. Or, are these just gonna be cut out letters, painted and mounted directly to the wall ??

It tends to matter the further north you go. Snow, rain, freezing temperatures and wind can knock a sign right outta the ground over one season. Trees with shallow root systems will topple over up here. I see it all over the place. You wanna use 24 sf of sail on 2 scrawny posts, 2 ft in the...

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In almost all cases, you'll need a permit. Many times the municipality will tell you what is needed. For what you're describing, we'd go about 38" to 42" deep and if it's to be there more than 6 months, it gets cemented into the ground with about a 12" diameter hole. Many other things...