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True about the name but if you are looking for a lawn care service, most aren't in a phone book, you'll see their trucks around town. Knowing what they do helps. It is how I found our lawn care guy. I saw the words "lawn care" and a phone number and called him. I have a feeling that this...

We used to use the molding but not any more. It looks nice for a while but it's hard to glue on and make it stay. If you can cut the material so the channels are on the sides, not on the bottom, it looks better. Dibond looks the best because of its solid core.

As an exercise, it would be nice to stop all the bullsh*t and take a design thru from start to finish with improvements.

Replace the twin towers with blades of grass and tighten up the kerning on the phone number and it looks pretty good. New Hampton stands out the most when it should be the service, lawn care.

screw off

I am not here to impress you or anyone else with my "wordsmith" skills. It's a forum, not a term paper so get over yourself as you are starting to sound like another member here who loves to stir things up.

that is a great suggestion

https://www.acrylite-shop.com/pdfs/day-night-plexiglass-sheet.pdf I think this is what you are looking for.

Go to a designer and look at the work they've done to judge if they can handle your account or not.

really? please ignore me, I beg you.

I WILL TRY HARDER JUST FOR YOU OR YOU CAN HIT THE IGNORE BUTTON FOR ME, I'K OK WITH THAT

you win Gino, all of us who take our jobs seriously will for now on throw together any old thing with no regard to what the customer needs to promote their business. we will use hack font and clipart. we will take no interest in their business and will pound out as fast as we can horrible...

go to a designer and pay the money to get a real design made. this one smacks of a self done pile and won't help sell your business.

ugh, hate trying to work with those kinds of people. I would say 90% of a design is done by asking questions about the customer's business and who they sell to. some people waste time asking things like "what color do you like". who cares what color they like as it needs to sell to the person...

wow, that looks awesome!

the problem I see is you can see the mounting thru the face of the letter. can you get an opaque white acrylic? that looks like the type you would use for a back lite sign face.

forgot to add, did you ask the right questions as to what the customer didn't like about the design? you said colors, but what past that?

green and red together vibrate and there's no real contrast and is hard on the eyes. the phone number has way too many outlines that are dark and it thins out the yellow so it is hardly readable. too many flowing elements going on from the graphics to the fonts. I also agree with all that say...

I have a Gerber Edge and would come in at .32 each for cast. may not be of much help as not the same kind of printer and no laminate needed.

glad to hear you are OK