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I prefer the green stuff as well. I have at least 3 almost-full rolls of the cheapo "tear a tiny strip and rip" Tartan brand laying around. :( Love....Jill

Some suppliers also sell the small standard sign blank sizes of safety yellow aluminum (double sided) You could get one of those and if you knew someone with a shear, have them chop it up for you.

Get aluminum panels cut down. Sintra will not last well outside in cold weather, in my opinion. You can get a ton of blanks cut from a 4'x8' yellow sheet. My suppliers charge a small cut fee. Love....jill

....have fun with that. A long-time good pal of mine is a traditional sign painter in Mazeppa. Would love to see your Mrs' designs.

Can't wait to see what you do with it. Myself, I am content to go no bigger than 24" I just physically can't handle the bigger stuff...darn short arms. Love....Jill

This one! Beat me to it.

If you're referring to the Bon Ami cake, it's no longer in production, except for an occasional re-release. Powdered Bon-Ami in a can (Comet cleanser style) is available at most grocery or hardware stores. Probably even WallyWorld. Love....Jill

That's like having to choose between a Twix or a Reese's Cup. No fair! First at first glance but the second's icon is so clever that it just draws you in. Love....Jill

Here's a REAL quick suggestion...I liked the butterfly. Still love what Tiki did.

No dice. I tried it in black and white as well.

Komatex?

Baseball has too much "athletic" font. I'd make "Baseball" in a ballpark-looking script. Love....Jill

Alumalite lasts longer than MDO, I think. I had a car hit a 4'x8' Alumalite sign and all it did was scratch it! I have no idea why it wasn't smashed.

What happened to the direction it was going? I thought it was a good one. The new batch, not so much. I think you're over-thinking it.

I guess that says it all. Look, I occasionally do stuff that I don't like, at a customer's request, when they won't listen to my 28 years of experience. I just don't post it on sign forums expecting an atta-boy. Your goal should be to have the customer listen to your advice because you DO care...

I like it.