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Corner produce guy in our little burg sells from his garden. Nice variety. Our last house we had a nice fig tree that my wife used to make strawberry/fig preserves. Man I miss that tree.

They did the same to me. Then came on here and blamed the issue on me. Sent same files somewhere else and finished the job no problem. They refuse to take responsibility for crap QC and offer a discount on reprint. They were great until they weren't. Not on my vendor list any more.

V8P&C here. If I am exporting or importing I make sure the change text to graphics box is clicked. I have illy, ps and corel as well. Corel is pretty good talking to SL. I am still on CDR12 and good with it.

I have no problem doing what you describe in SL.

Can't spec models but one of my neighbor shops that does a ton of printing just got their 3rd roland. He is corporate wrap king around here. I don't think he would have bought a third if he wasn't happy with the other 2. I had a seiko for 10 years and rode that sucker into the dirt. It was a...

90 and some adhesive to back. I have done exactly that with Lords adhesive with beads in it for a uniform grab. Stuff was dang near hurricane proof.

Happy 4th wild man

If they are on studs you will be doing wall repair before you can damage it with new studs.

So the original question was what do you do if someone hands you a competitors proof for bid. Myself, I hand it back and tell them I am never the cheapest and I don't copy other people's work. If all you are doing is shopping a cheaper price I am definitely not your sign guy. They do from time...

Straight line from edge to edge. Measure bow from line. Bend in software to match bow.

Grip it and rip it.

Eagle One car wash is great for getting oxidation. Did a trailer last month that looked a thousand years old. You would have thought a milk truck exploded when we rinsed it. Then buff it to death. I have a body shop next door to me and if that doesn't do it a slight wet sand will. Been known to...

Had this one many years, think I paid around 400 for it. Simple but useful tool. Don't use it often but nice to have it when I do.

Replaced my grap rollers about a month or so ago, they were 14.

What Gino said, but, rapid remover if you just have to.

Purple and green here.

I just replaced a sign face that broke while being removed for bulb replacement. It had a crack in it for some time and as soon as it budged it snapped. Luckily I had just finished telling the customer that it was already cracked and stood a good chance of breaking no matter how gentle I tried...

Nice setup.

Been working my but off for a while now building a distillery. Now that it is open and we have product on the shelf my weekend time is about gone. I make sure I have Sunday off but if I haven't taken a stab at the yard here and there during the week it kills the day. Doing my in laws yard now...

Agree with Gino, not brick. Looks like a decorative finish. If you end up not painting and going with a panel I would still put my anchors in grout lines so in the future if the sign ever comes down and wall repainted it will be an easy patch and paint. If you paint I would definitely follow...