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Yuck. And yikes. Looks like a lawsuit waiting to happen.

Usually two to three days after painting is sufficient.

Stucko?

Polycarbonate is the standard material for formed faces.

Yuck. What's the sign made of? I'd offer to provide two new brackets rather than try to match what's there. The time spent trying to find that same bracket probably won't be worth your while.

By itself, it's too thin for that size in my opinion. Then again, you can use .063" and VHB tape some 3/4" square aluminum tube between the sheets to give it some rigidity.

.080 would be fine.

It's also a pressure sensitive tape. 3M specs say to apply pressure for about 20 - 30 seconds I believe it is, across the entire surface of the tape used. That's a bit overkill in my opinion, but the goal is to get the tape to wet out. If there are areas that don't wet out, the tape can...

Sloan LEDStripe, GE Tetra Contour, US LED Border Tube...most of the major LED manufacturers have a version.

That'd look good on some Cor-Ten or similar. Nice job.

Lightall in Dallas is who we always used (214-358-5331). Ask for Bryan.

GraphicsSystems in Wichita (click).

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Gotchya... Yeah, and in all fairness, he did present options with a standard tape measure, but this design was the one I kept going back to. It just looks very recognizable to me. Not that I'm a large sign company by any means, but I can see the design on the door of a sign truck and just the...

The colors are something I struggled with throughout the process - Phillip presented quite a few and I steered him down this road. Maybe I should have chosen one of the other options, but I actually kind of like the muted colors. The blue was chosen from a Pantone chart and is more of a...

Thanks guys - I think he did a great job. 110 views and 2 comments. Everyone else must be speechless with approval.

Post was over a year old - hopefully she figured it out by now. :)

Yep...stainless is a pain to drill through. Get a nice new set of new cobalt bits to drill through the stainless and use some oil. On the steel support, I would use a titanium bit. The stainless steel pole cover isn't a kit. Someone brake-formed it to fit over the steel support. Have you...

Congrats!

I think he meant two .125" panels.