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Not perfect but it's probably one of these with a stroke or something: Blue Ridge Heavy SF Denver-Serial-Heavy

So, standard practice dictates that every company you do sub-contract installations for should require a COI, whether they remember to ask for it up front or not, so you should just insure that you have a current COI filed with them as part of your own routine. Your insurance company should not...

Looks like some type of Corsiva variant

That may be a little distorted version of Lobster Two, Lobster 1.4, Galada or Pattaya, which are all almost identical

Go to Yello Tools http://www.yellotools.us/splash-page.html

I have a Royal Sovereign RSC 1650 64" laminator that I would be interested in selling, let me know if you are interested.

We will plot small quantities like that occasionally in the same manner...transfer tape on the back. It works fine, depending on the paper depends how well it sticks and releases. Also, you need a fair amount of margin on small sheets of paper to load it into a plotter and print any required...

Here is a thought on how you may do that...get some flat stock aluminum, bend it 90 degrees and screw it into the sides of the sign and into the top of the doorway.

Any feedback from anyone that is there....how's the new format?

As much as I like the Big Squeegee, it will definitely leave bubbles in a translucent print application. You should find a different method.

Also, if this is a code sign then if I'm not mistaken it should not be applied to the door: 703.4.1 Height Above Finish Floor or Ground. Tactile characters on signs shall be located 48 inches (1220 mm) minimum above the finish floor or ground surface, measured from the baseline of the lowest...

Call Josh...he is a great guy that can lead you in the right direction

What do you mean by "professional site sign"....what size are you talking about ...and what are you using now? I don't know if 10mm coroplast fits that description but you can make a 4'x8' sign and slit it on one side to get it to fold up fairly compactly, then unfold it and hold it open with...

King Color Core is a great material but can be challenging to rout. You obviously do not have the correct bits and furthermore it looks like there is some play in your router or it is underpowered for this job as those cleanout marks are very irregular. You need a bottom surfacing bit like an...

Actually, I have just the opposite opinion, I find that heat transfers last longer than screen printing....if it is done properly. Like anything I suppose, if it isn't done right then it will not last. However, to answer your question, one isn't really better than the other necessarily but...

That sign is most appropriately done with 2" HDU foam without a doubt

You really are carving out a nice little niche business for yourself Phillip....nice job! (Sorry, I couldn't help myself)

I would say you probably need to have the Carriage Assembly replaced. This is about a $1,600 repair but if Gerber does it, your plotter will be like new again!

Pouf SSi (Semi Bold) or GetburgDB (Bold)

Looks like CLUTCH = Savile Regular ELECRICAL....= Open Sans Condensed Light