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I use plastic wood putty.

Schneider is most likely Compacta Black, but it may also be Convecta (Letterhead font) that has been stretched a bit.

We like Ornamental Post and Panel at opptc.com for our brackets and post and panel systems.

So you can print 1000 unprofessional business cards for $89.55 plus the cost of ink, when you could be buying 1000 cards offset printed from 4over on 16 pt. stock with a variety of finishes for ummm...WAY less than that...like WAAAY less.

Check this out... https://archive.org/search.php?query=sign%20painting%20AND%20mediatype%3Atexts%20AND%20mediatype%3Atexts There is also a website that has various vintage sign related books available for purchase as e-books, but I can't, for the life of me, find the link.

I'm coming up with... Shruti (Regular) or Gautami (Regular)

Billy Argel Font You can find it here... http://www.1001fonts.com/billy-argel-font-font.html

Which workspace configuration are you running?

It's AddCityBoy that has been extremely condensed.

I hear ya. It's been a bitter cold winter and I've been over it for weeks now. I can't wait for spring to come.

You might want to look into High-Logic Font Creator software. http://www.high-logic.com/font-editor/fontcreator.html This way, you can tweak the font once, save it and install it and no need to manually edit every project.

Try SSi Clearface Black or Bold. My guess is the logo was designed using Clearface as it's basis.

I think it may be ITC Kabel.

We're sending some stickers out to him today, also.

Zapfino Forte looks like it will work.

We would be at $74.25 for a pair of 18" x 9" magnets with one color of cut vinyl applied over a solid layer of cut vinyl for the background color.

I kind of figured that had to be about the easiest and best way to do it. Thank you for the information. My gears are already turning with fresh ideas to try. Learning some of these techniques will help me to think outside the box and get more creative with my design proposals. Beautiful signs...

Oh yeah!!!

This is a novice question but when you build a sign with multiple posts lined up in a configuration like these, how do you go about it? Do you only sink a couple posts and lag screw the rest together in a configuration similar to what I have rendered in the attached image, or is it done some...