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I own the following DeWalt 20v tools and use one or more almost every day: Hammer Drill Compact Drill Right Angle Drill Impact Driver SDS Rotary Hammer Jigsaw Grinder/Cutoff Recip Saw Circular Saw Wet Dry Vac I have absolutely zero complaints about any of them. I have three of the 2.0aH XR...

I don't believe I've ever seen one made from Coroplast. If I was doing it, I would mount it on a solid backer (plywood, etc).

Man, that's pretty.

... Aw man, I was hoping you would be the Illinois branch of Precision Sign Services. :smile:

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This works great: post #3

Just throwing this out there: Depending on the age of the faces and the quality of cement that was used, it's not unheard of for the letter to break before the trimcap breaks free. Weld-On and Lord adhesives (and others) chemically weld the two pieces, so the trim cap isn't necessarily the weak...

I agree that the preferred method would be a mechanical fastener. I suggested silicone because the OP specifically asked if there was an adhesive that would work. While silicone wouldn't be my preferred method, you can still use it and not make a huge mess of the brick. VHB tape holds quite well...

Welcome. My family lived in Corfu for a short time. Is the Grizzly still up and running at Darien Lake?

The 3M double-sided tape from Home Depot along with silicone. Tape the signs in place until the silicone cures.

I've tried My Measures and frankly have just wound up going back to detailing notes directly onto printed photographs and then scanning them in.

Typical reference: Sign Package: The actual physical signs being installed at a location. Sign criteria: The guidelines specifying allowable sizes, colors, types, etc.

It would be nice if it could give Pantone colors. Sounds like it can be modified, but not sure how that's done.

Glad some others will be able to use it. Looks like it just passed $65k, so they're adding a humidity sensor. Not sure what how that works or comes into play, but yay humidity sensor...We will now be able to sense humidity. And stuff.

We need to start a Wall of Shame thread.

I backed this...I think it's a pretty good deal for $99 (+ $15 shipping to the US). This will come in pretty handy on surveys for raceway matches, etc. Figured a lot of you might be interested as well. click

Thank you all very much for the detailed responses, I really do appreciate you taking the time to explain things. It's an industry I (obviously) know nothing about and as suspected, there's a lot more that goes into it than I would have guessed. Royster, it looks like your "????" was answered...

Thank you for the response. Attached a larger version of my logo. Does it contain too many colors? Any parts that won't work for embroidering?

I have some shirts I purchased off Amazon....60% cotton, 40% polyester, fairly thin. I'm going to get my logo embroidered on them but don't have a clue what's needed for embroidering. I'm going to use a local shop, so they'll obviously know what's needed but I'd like to get a little educated...

Sorry...missed that you checked with Clarke. Just trying to help out in between jobs. :)