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New panels are best, but if you must re-do, you can roll on Ronan. I do it all the time, best sign paint made. Kevin

Welcome from Ohio!!! Kevin

The 12,500 is for the printer only. I bought a new one last month when they claimed that the sale was only gonna go on for less than a week. I wish they would end it, I need to sell my old one. Kevin

I wouldn't touch em at $250 each, I would think about it at $300 but I would've quoted about $325.00 for 6. Kevin

I would cut patterns out of some cheap vinyl and apply those to the sintra and cut with a jig saw from that pattern. After they are all cut apply your final vinyl. Kevin

Dow Corning 732, the best silicone EVER!! So use that. Kevin

Awesome, very nice!!! Kevin

How do you have the sign fastened to the posts? Your stuff always looks really nice and clean as far as mounting. Are those vinyl posts? I like the colors, nice job! Kevin

What are the posts wrapped with? PVC? It looks great, good job!!

Well after only getting done half of what I wanted to today, it appears that I will have to pass on the show tomorrow. Have fun to all that are going. Kevin

Its tomorrow at 8:30. I haven't been there in like 5 years, and it seems like there are more vendors than in the past. So I may run out there. Skyhigh, thats no excuse. lol Kevin

:clapping::clapping::clapping: Exactly my job is not to micro manage your job. Some here believe that is their calling. Kevin

If your just hanging the cabinet and installing the face with a bucket truck I'd be around $400.00. Kevin

Just curious if anyone here planning on going to the show at Pioneer Supply on Thursday? I'm probably not going to any of the big shows so I may run out there. Kevin

Yes I'm saying .5" is better. Also if you were doing a double sided sign putting dibond in between is fine, but since it is single sided a couple treated 2x4's would be fine. Kevin

No, it's not ridged enough to mount between posts. A metal frame would be fine, or treated wood works fine. You might get away with just fastening into the back of the sign, but I always like to go through the sign. I just countersink the screws a bit then fill and paint the holes. A .5" is...

I have never had dampers with ink in them, I don't think I would put that one in. Kevin

If you want to hand carve it, then carve it. Cut a pattern on your plotter and reverse weed it then stick it on the HDU and v-carve away. But yes, it is a lot of work and it may not come out great the first time but you won't learn unless you try. That said, does it have to be "carved" or just...

If he wants cheap do this. Kevin

Start with dampers and a cap. If its been a long time just replace all the Dampers while your at it. Change those first then, go from there. Kevin