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Most sign LED's require a constant currant output, but their are other LEDs around. I wouldn't use it for a sign, but who know about the guy that asked to OP.

That timer is 12vDC output and most LED's are 12vDC, so you would have a weatherproof enclosure with timer and transformer.

That looks like a jack of all trades master of none:omg::ROFLMAO:

Did you ever think that maybe they are lighting with LED's?

A gerber plotter set to contour cut for the back, with a line for the back slit.

I agree John but that is not what Gino has been preaching for years!

Insurance companies look for anyway to get out of paying for a claim! What was the vinyl on the back window for? If it was a business and contact info, I could see them refusing to pay for a vehicle insured as personal use!

No I don't take any medication, unlike yourself! As you have said in the past stealing is stealing! No you said you asked him were the photo came from and "he said the internet". Now you have the suspicsion he doesn't own it. Now you are in the business of printing and you asked the question...

Gino you are the one who is always saying sealing is stealing, no matter what you think it is still wrong(stealing)! Go take a picture yourself or purchase one and show us you do as you say, not put some wording/text on it and you think its alright now!

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No on over top of conduits!

The thickness of the vinyl is the same if it is the first piece or a seam farther back on top of another piece!

here ceckout this post

these

It's an old one! well kinda:)

Nice work as always!:thumb:

look here!

Is your time not worth anything? When I have a customer that wants to reuse a substrate, the price for my removing and cleaning substrate is always higher than getting new!

Jack look for SW commercial store! Ask your local store for the commercial stores number/location.

This may help you, not sure!