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Trip plus hourly rate. Minimum if applicable.

+1 for punching a nail hole in rim. I also put just enough clean spirits on top to cover paint in can then seal. No skin.

Screen printer.

If you make your own from flat stock I would consider screen printing them en masse.

Been a long time but clear shield is what I used when I had a printer with pigmented inks. Foam roller is easy enough.

My wife tries to beat me to the phone when it comes up on caller id to be garbage. She says I'm too rough.

Sand prime paint apply.

Pretty much what I thought. Optima or equivalent with a tweek or two. Thanks

Looks a lot like optic bold but not quite. Thanks for any help.

I am currently refurbing a sign I did 14 years ago. Was naked sheet metal on steel frame. Back then I acid etched it and painted it with one shot bulletin then lettered. Now I have blasted it clean with 3,000 psi pressure washer and now have to sand, prime, paint and letter again. Using Sherman...

I use a panel saw and a shop vac.

Then the faces hold but the sign goes down. Retractable flex faces! Like those awnings you see on tv! Just kidding. Seriously though, he loses his faces every year? Would removal of pans when storm approaches be feasible? Hurricanes don't exactly sneak up on us.

Gino you know as well as I do that if you laminate before outgassing Bob's head will explode. Then what?

Believe it is safe to say he sent to all. I got one too. Thought is was sketchy at a glance and just said no.

Did your first or second print look proper?

I got lucky like that with a ton of multi purpose ink years ago. gallons upon gallons, lots unopened. Still working from it.

I use a straight edge and xacto or olfa

Like power.

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Spider dog ipod player, Dad's Marine Corps Emblem he wore in Korea and his pocket knife, Assorted bus cards, cds, LARGE bottle of aspirin and a large paint stick for that damn fly.