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Any of the royalty free sites will have vector versions that you can scale to any size, istockphoto.com

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Yet again another informative thread derailed by Addie and Gino measuring their d**ks...:banghead::banghead:

http://www.octopusproducts.com/handmade_copper try something like this?

There is a company up here that makes them from plastic resin, they look identical to cast bronze, but cost a fair bit less. they are pretty light, so I don't think shipping would cost too much www.fusioncast.com

The best price I have found is from Acme sign and neon, they sell duracoat.

Paint mask is very expensive for something you are going to throw away in the end. I would either do as OP suggested and hand paint it, or if you must use a mask, you can use something like oracal 631.

Do not do this, you will have one ticked off customer when the signs come down and the liquid nails is on the building for the next 1000 years

Bubble Gum, it will dry up and fail about the same time as the coroplast will

Even the cheap knock off stuff isn't cheap!

The only adhesive backed paper I know of that can be printed on a Eco sol max printer is made by Roland. But there is no real price advantage to it over standard vinyl.

Have a look at nexus, very nice looking "slat style" sign system http://www.nexussign.com they have distributors in the USA according to their website

I don't like ACM for this particular application because I find ACM very easy to dent, especially around the edges, and that usually causes sharp bit that can cut someone. if i'm putting it in an area whenre kids are playing, we always put an edge cap on it.

Wow guys, thanks so much! As for the water drop background, my client wants it to match some existing signage he has right beside the coin box. Thanks again for the fresh eyes!

I have a client who runs a coin operated car wash, he wants some decals that will completely cover the face of his coin boxes. I sent him this design and he really likes it, except for the "pie chart", he thinks it looks too 1970's while the rest of the design is modern. the pie chart will...

I would use 10 mm coroplast

Lol! We've gone up against him more times than I can count, almost every time we loose the job due to him designing, producing and installing the job for pretty much the cost of the substrate. Oh well some of his clients end up here a few months later when his crap fails.

We print quite a few on our vs-540 and after a few hours to dry the inks are very durable, we can flip them face down on our table to hem them, sometimes we forget to wipe down the table first, but never had a scratch.

3-5 years seems excessive to me, i don't think you will find anyone offering a warranty that long, even using the best materials on the market.