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Happyprinter have you ever built a sign box, wire it internally and passed the UL qualifications? If not then how can you say that is too much? Do you understand lighting levels as stated in codes, and do you know how to calculate them! Once you buy the extrusions, figure out how to cut...

It should work fine, the only problem will be incorrect color until the inside of head is flushed with the new color!

Steph I think airartgirl and signasourus were the one that started it! We just took what they started and made it much bigger!

you missed one!hehehe

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Jim Burke here is the same thing at a much better price!

You are the professional, it was your responsibility to tell this customer what he was asking for was asking for trouble! Like I said earlier if someone would have gotten injured and was suing do you think the court would accept that you installed this because that is what the customer wanted?

You are lucky the panel falling out didn't injure someone or damage their property!

Looks the same.

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This case should never escalate to court, being he has it trademarked. This just shows you how our court system works! This is why small business are fading away!

How much ram do you guys have? Here read this and this

Have either of you tried restarting corel while holding down F8? Now this resets everything back to defaults, so if you have a customized work space you may want to save it first!

White ink can cause a lot of issue if not used almost daily. The white ink has titanium oxide that requires the ink to be shaken/agitated to keep it suspended.

Gino I didn't say $500 for the job I said just for the travel time, like some of these distributors charge for the techs travel time on top of the time to do the work!

If I was making the sign in his facility I do not think I could keep him from filming it! I only wish I could get $500.00 travel time for my bucket truck push the fee tp repair the sign!

Also I have come across shopping complexs that all signs are grandfathered and the local township make all drawings stamped by owners engineer!

Check with you local sign supply distributer.

Polyline Polyarc is an arc drawen between two points with a known radius.

In CAD terms it is Poly Line and Poly Arc