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Our city revamped their sign bylaw about 2 years ago, they made it so pretty much the only signs that don't need a permit are election signs (suprise!) however, err, we have tried contacting city hall a bunch of times to enquire about permits, what is allowed etc. and to this day we have never...

Does anyone have any ideas? no luck with whatthefont. Thanks!

Her you go http://bit.ly/17VhYey

We use 4over, very inexpensive and they deliver to us for free on their truck. In the last year I've had 2 issues and they redid the job both times no questions asked.

Yes each year would have a Bobs tires folder (as long as they ordered from us in that year) it makes sense for our workflow to do it this way, we get a lot of phone calls "same as you did a few years ago for us"

We have a central computer we use as a server, on that computer we have everything organized by year, so it gos 2013 > B > Bob's Tires > awning sign > awning rev_2.cdr it's not perfect, but it works 95% of the time, the only issue we really have is if a file gets filed under the customers name...

I think the official rules are... DO IT!

Correct me if I'm wrong, but there must be some kind of tracking system used by the lottery commission to know what stores issues which tickets no? So what happens if one of the stolen tickets turns out to be a winner?

This! :goodpost:

Look into a air release vinyl for next time, install dry and you won't have these issues

That dog is adorable!!

architectural school products in Toronto has them, not cheap though. Aspproducts.com

That's messed up man! I don't know what i would do if someone did this to one of my animals Hoping that the 2 make it through, or that they will be put down peacefully.

I think the up cut bit is your problem, while it's cutting, it's pulling the material up, causing uneven depths, try a down cut bit, it should help with the material fraying along the cut as well

If it's anythink like the bubble tea places around here, this is apparently what they are after

You Da Man! :thankyou:

Does anyone have any idea what this font is? the ampersand is throwing me. the lettering is similar to optima with it's thick/thin strokes, the e is also slightly upturned like the Heineken logo. Thanks!

I can't believe I'm going to say this but... I agree with Addie, not worth your time, suprise your client with some nice professional looking cards!

If you are going to use 4mm coro, you MUST use a solid plywood backer, screws will pull out of coro in even a small wind unless there is something solid to back it with. if I was building this sign, I would run a v groove down the back of some 3mm ACP and bend it around the front post, it will...

Are the signs going to be permanent? I assume no if coroplast is being used. I would second the 3M command strips option if this is the case If they are permanent, Avoid coroplast!