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Looks like a ton of work - turned out very nice.

When we moved the shop we had a ton of banner material to get rid of. Rented a gas powered chipper shredder thinking to get more into each dumpster run. Did not work. Banners killed that shredder quick.

Was that real brick or some kind of faux brick cladding? Seems like a lot of brick. We have a few buildings here that have the exterior completely tiled. You step outside and think you are somehow still in the bathroom.

If I lived in Australia I'm not sure I'd feel safer inside or outside - you guys have weird house pets.

Rub it in. I ordered a grill guard-winch mount for a customer - took 3 months to get here - was not the right part - not even a grill guard. I can't get a refund unless I send the wrong part back on my dime. $650.00 to ship + $350.00 broker & taxes.

Polygamy?

Off topic here but are you the 'Rob Ivers' who's face I see on the side of my 1997 6 volume set of Professional Vinyl Application VCR tapes I purchased from Gregory Inc.?

If you went with the mesh banner you could easily block out the letters well enough through the banner with something like this Just need to square up the banner and make sure it is secured so it doesn't shift around - ratchet straps + some sand bags or the buckets of paint you will need to haul...

Or save the cutting step and have a mesh banner printed - spray through the banner to set up guides to mask out after you roll the banner up.

Nice spot. Looks like good clean fresh air up there.

Not sure I want to be on a private jet with Travolta. Nothing homophobic -just with my luck it would be the day he wants to meet up with L. Ron Hubbard in person. I'll take the weekly canoe instead. class of 05

I would imagine most coming in that way don't hire United Van Lines to move their stuff.

Looks nice, did you order it with the espresso machine option?

I reloaded the file to hightail, see if this works for you: https://spaces.hightail.com/receive/VwZJ5eFuOB

Think I would also charge an hourly rate. Can't bill full square footage since you are laying down only 65% to 80% material per square foot compared to regular non-perforated material, due to the holes. Just like donuts - the ones with the holes in the center are cheaper than the solid filled...

Maybe just a regrind to get it all nice and pointy again.

"They just don't make good stuff anymore" That's what I keep telling my wife about me but I'm not sure she buys it.

You could rent a month of Flexi for about $60 to see if it does what you want it to. https://www.thinksai.com/buy-now/buy-flexi?user_changed_locale=true I think the next most economical RIP is SignLab at around $2500, should be some deals out there to be had. Good luck wayne k guam usa