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I didn't do the banner and didn't know what the condition was underneath. Also the tape on the wall for the template ripped paint off, it was in bad shape. But the customer couldn't stop saying enough great things about the sign and loved it. So as long as she is happy, I am happy. I will follow...

Actually they couldn't paint the building due to the banner being screwed into the wall. Maybe in the future when they paint it, it will look more awesome.

Thank you, the power of a Roland. :D

Thanks, I sanded them with fine sandpaper, sprayed on a primer and then did 3 coats of paint with a Lowe's HVLP spray gun and an air compressor.

I haven't ever dealt with them

We made this all in house. 1/2" white acrylic, painted most letters black and one gray. Then did a print/lam on the graphic. They had that ugly banner with wind silts for no reason up, so we replaced it with something much better. By the way, yes they should have painted the building first, but...

I only have a 54" printer and I need 3 panels that are 60" X 120" (there will be a white border so it'll be 58") Any good wholesale suppliers out there with good print quality at a fair price?

If it's thin paneling, self tappers wont' work. If it's thicker or mostly metal it will. If there is concrete behind it, just use 1/4" lag shields.

Use Roland Cut Studio

Depends on a ton of factors, could be anywhere from $10 - $15. But usually part time with little experience is $12.

Why would you want to?

I am hiring a graphic artist / fabricator, but I am in Virginia.

Found out what happened, apparently a guy called a week ago, said he purchased a sign and needs his company name on it and said he would email it. So basically I get that file with very little text or details. I deal with so many people, I didn't remember him because I didn't have a work order...

Probably, if this was on youtube, I could make thousands on the millions of views and posts it's generating.

I actually have no idea who this person is and what project it's for. He is like "It's for a 4' X 8' sign in Richmond, how much will it cost?" I am like uhh........ what? I have no idea who or what this is. I was sent a random file.

Stand offs?

Finally I get a customer that shows me this below and says "This one is really basic, but would love for you to create on that is a little more jazzy" I actually get freedom to make something better.

That is my favorite part, no sign permit. So I can propose some super awesome things.

Some years ago I got certified with SAM, Swam, DBE, SB, etc. So I am qualified, but actually getting the correct information and to the right person is the tough part.

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