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Drill oversize holes in the back of the sign and epoxy the studs in. Or through bolt it with spacers on the back and hide the fasteners on the face. Guess it kind of depends on the design of the sign and where its being mounted.

Sounds like you could also use a vinyl paint mask, instead of a spray on mask.

32 bit windows only supports up to 4 gigs of ram if you want more you will need 64 bit.

They are probably bitmap images and need to be traced or converted to a vector file, just saving it as an .eps file won't work.

How strong do you think it is with all the blasting around the structure. Would a windy day break it free? At least in 6 months when this guy is out of business the next owner will need to get a new sign.

Hard to answer if anyone has a logo for a company without knowing what the company is or what the logo looks like, other than woody woodpeckerish.

Not 100% what what your printing on but why can't you use a white substrate? I'm sure it's more complicated than that, I'm just curious.

How big are the letters?

I guess it depends on what sizes you do the most. With a 2x2 you would always be cutting sheets down to fit. With a 4x4 you can usually put a whole 4x8 sheet on and do pull downs for longer panels. I think unless you have a specific product that is going to fit the smaller router, a 4x4 is...

I would use silicone and/or vhb tape. Gorilla glue is good for some things but trying to keep your letters in place and not making a mess would be very difficult with GG. And if your background is painted it doesn't stick real well to glossy surfaces.

Silicone and/or vhb tape. PVC moves alot the aluminum doesn't, some sort of flexible adhesive would work best.

How are you getting the prismatic cut pvc smooth? Or edges of any cut pvc for that matter. Looks smooth in the picture but it's kind of hard to tell.

Not sure why everything is so funny today.There's a big difference in not being able to use a tool and a tool not working properly. It would be more like the hair falling out of the brush. I guess you would crack yourself up about that too with an unhelpful comment.

Maybe try calling instead of the website. Harbor delivers to the area also.

How thick? Grimco has been calling us for the last couple of weeks reminding us that they do daily deliveries. Wonder what the charge is for?

Depends on the shape and how it's mounted. If it's 1 1/2" thick HDU it's about a cubic foot of material so it will only weight 15-20 lbs. You could sandwich a piece of MDO in the middle but pocket out the HDU so the MDO isn't exposed. That would give you something to fasten to.

How big is the sign?

We do Colorcore signs if that's what your looking for.

Wow must be a tough one if you guys are stumped.

What is it? Thanks