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Good luck. Films used in the '80's are not the same films used today. 3M does a pretty good job at maintaining color consistency though. Unless you have "Productions" part numbers, it's just going to come down to experimenting. There is no reflective silver, nor has there ever been. White looks...

Covering it isn't going to make the pattern go away. It's likely to enhance it if anything since now it'll be a gloss finish. Take it down.

You should be fine if they used a satin clear coat rather than a "hot rod black". One of my law enforcement customers now has a fleet of matte black cruisers that I decorate with reflective. Two years in and everything has been fine.

You're going to have to take very careful measurements to figure out exactly how much vinyl it's going to take to go into all those ribs. I personally wouldn't do it, but I don't wrap. No option for a simple flat panel screwed to the sides?

BigfishDM Can you send out sample sheets to print on with your laminate to see how they work with individual printers?

Back in the days before I was using 2 part urethanes and relied entirely on enamels, if I had a slew of boards to paint, I'd paint one side and the edges all in one round. If I didn't have room to paint all of them at once, I'd lean them against the wall with thumb tacks or roofing nails at the...

Dutch 766 - we have a winner!

Oh yeah... this one could be a good contract since the previous company pissed the owner off.

SQUAD by letterman7 posted Dec 13, 2019 at 2:43 PMOne more. Went through my 2K fonts, used the Font identifier and still can't match the Q with the A. It has to be a bold commercial font.. the company that did this is too cheap to do anything custom :) TIA

Wait until you do a 2020 Explorer... getting them off is easy. Getting them back on, not so much.

Because Designjets were always meant to be indoor usage. Get rid of it and get a true latex or solvent ink printer. You won't find one in 24" though..

.080 or 1/2" MDO as a backer.

How are those definitions common sense, Bill? They override each other and are certainly not specific enough, nor do they cover all the possible combinations that the industry produces. The definitions are purposefully vague, left to non-industry individuals to "fill in the blanks" which, as...

ICC holds national conferences every year to hear proposals on additions or changes to the code. New codes are launched every three years, so we're stuck for the next 3 (just voted on in October). Anyone can attend - but you have to get there under your own power. There is no reimbursement for...

I encourage everyone in the US who is a sign professional to review this: https://codes.iccsafe.org/content/IBC2018/appendix-h-signs?site_type=public That little tidbit is what is causing so many issues in townships across PA who adopt the ICC codes in their entirety without reading the fine...

Rookies. I just had to get sealed drawings for a flat wall mount, 6mm ACM 4' x 10..... wind load, attachments, the whole 9..

You never said how large, what the mounting is or anything like that. Everyone is assuming a hanging sign, but I'm not reading that anywhere. For HDU spanning between 2 uprights, I usually core it with MDO or lately, a welded aluminum framework with the frame extending outside the sign as the...

Looks great!

What weights my blanket is my cat... warm, too