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True. Although it would make my job easier with some of the photos I'm given to work with.

I like the idea of restore and enlarge. Perfect Resize has been my go to for years and I was always pleased with the results, but technology doesn't stand still.

Plumbing and septic approval for a sign. That's crazy.

Yup. Was a big one though. 4 feet wide by 24 feet tall. Needed a lift to put it in place so everyone had their hand out.

Maybe it's this? http://www.rtape.com/product/vinylefx-rainbow-brite-overall

Did a job years ago that not only required a permit from the city, but one from the fire and police departments and public works.

I wonder how it compares with Perfect resize from On One.

Outwater Plastics has tons of stand-offs. https://www.outwater.com/standoffs-for-signage-and-displays/

First make sure the image isn't copyrighted. Then look for the largest size at the highest resolution and work from there. You will need to "up-res" it with Photoshop or Perfect Resize. Neither one of them will make a photo better. If you start with a bad photo you will end up with a larger...

Try some plastic safe contact cleaner. I've "repaired" stuff with just a quick spritz.

I'll reiterate what I said before. Lawyer up! You are in a no win situation that is rapidly getting worse. I know EXACTLY who you are dealing with and how he conducts business. Situation will NEVER improve until legal action is taken.

Check here: https://www.auroragraphics.net/

Phoenix Graphix

I would do the job. Tax dollars get wasted all the time. I have no way of stopping it.

School down the street spent a million dollars on high tech artificial surfaces for football and track fields. Parents paid for it which really surprised me.

All they're trying to do is stall and hope you give up. It is time to lawyer up. Incredible what a formal letter from an attorney can accomplish. I've been in a similar situation and got nowhere until I got a lawyer involved. Time for teeth and claws to come out.

Best is just an opinion based on anecdotal evidence. I'll add fuel to the debate. Arlon 6000xrp with 3220 lamination is my go to.

Works well. Dissolves ink no problem.

If I understand the frame will be exposed. I would fab an aluminum frame then paint or powdercoat to match or contrast. No rust stains ruining the sign or brick is worth it.

What type of sign are you hanging? ACM, foam, cedar..?