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The Traffic Sign Store: Stanchion Sign Stand with 14- or 18-inch Base

That is the stuff I meant, I thought it was heavy to sink.

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How about these? I just did these for a customer, it's cast iron so it's quite heavy I believe 25 pounds and it has wheels to move it around as needed. It has flat bar with holes to attach your sign to.

They make weighed vinyl for pools, you drop it in and it sinks to the bottom floor.

Two of my installers were in an enclosed room, one was spraying rubber coating from a can (stuff you spray under vehicles with) and the other was using a heat gun. The vapors caught fire and there was a huge fireball, one lucked one and only had 2nd degree burns on his face and hands, the other...

Standard post and panel with concrete is 1.5 hours of labor, so we charge $120.00 if it's within 12 miles of our shop. Outside of that, it's 95 cents per mile. Our auger digs the hole in about 2 - 3 minutes on average. Not including the posts, sign, etc. Also we don't use concrete, we use liquid...

Every State, City, Town, etc has different pricing. NYC is going to charge more than Hicksville USA.

Put do not bend, do not drop, do not break, do not get wet, caution and do not tear labels and then cross your fingers and hope for the best.

You will need to do the bear and fire place separate.

Just google them, lots out there.

I am working with a mall with some hanging interior banners, these may be a good seller. I am interested. Right now their banners are 4' X 9' can you go wider?

It's a good price, depending on the condition. If nothing is wrong with it, grab it. If you need to do some minor repairs, just get a new one.

I've owned a GX-24 for 7 1/2 years nothing has broken (knock on wood), it's a workhorse. It is one of Roland's best.

Being in NC, you should be on Harbor Sales delivery route. Check with them, always a fresh product and cheapest you will find.

The VG540 is a nice printer, it has 500ml ink bottles, it can do 345 sq. ft. an hour which is very nice but that is for high speed printing, the normal standard quality is 144 sq. ft. an hour. Which is still a good speed. The print quality is the downfall is the print quality is 900 DPI

I use those plastic end cap things that comes on the end of the rolls, mine stand up on the floor.

I recommend starting completely over and try introducing yourself in a better manner and people will be more willing to help you.

For me, I only use Roland and I recommend the 54" because you don't want to end up limited on what you can do. But make sure you get a print and cut and not just a printer. Also figure out what ink setup you want. If you go with CMYK you can't print white so you can't use clear vinyl. If you...

Too many choices for the Monza logo you need to narrow it down. Here is the GSI vector.