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because the places I order from are trade only and typically specialize in whatever they are fabricating. But I know Gino, you're the MOST AMAZING SIGN MAKER WHO DOES IT ALL ® so you have never been in the position where outsourcing from a trade-only wholesaler is a better deal for you and...

i will say "there are many ways to produce this sign. Most of the time, I fabricate in house, but there are times when I can get a better product, for a better price, by sending it out to someone who specializes in that particular item."

like others have said, i'd use white reflective for the YOLO part, and black reflective for the rest of the text. We've done a bunch of "ghost" decals with black reflective on black windows. It looks pretty cool. At night, the entire thing will reflect white.

it was being removed to be refurbished, and yeah, they attached the crane to a rusty part which broke under the load.

Yes, I pay sales tax on things consumed in the shop that are not part of selling signs. But I don't think I paid sales tax on my computers, I have to look it up. And I know I didn't pay sales tax on our printer and other equipment.

I've called the NJ Tax department for clarification, and they weren't helpful. I realized that when I sell something like product labels, they fall are under this exact exemption. And most things I use in my business are tax exempt, so why aren't things like signs?

yeah. this is a custom made pan-face. You need to know the outside dimension of the panel, the depth of the pan, and the flange width. if you quoted someone for a flat panel, you need to go back and admit to your mistake. The pan face will cost at least 3x as much as a flat panel.

I just looked up the cost of a new polycarb roll stock panel, and for all the labor involved in fixing the framing to accommodate the smaller panel, i'd just say start over. Particularly since the graphics aren't even that big. We've done the same thing btw, and had to replace two sides of a...

polymetal is the generic term for aluminum with a solid plastic core alumilite is a brand of aluminum with a fluted plastic core

you can mark the template, and then either copy the template and transfer it to the letter or just put the letter under it and mark where the studs go. that is how I'd do it.

did you try Gemini?

they do, and they give you a 10% discount

Here I am thinking you're brilliant, then I realized that we don't have white ink. when we've done these before, I need the white vinyl.

obviously. i found many fonts with a similar K. but the correct one didn't come up in any of my searches.

i searched for 20 minutes yesterday. good work!!

I feel like people don't understand what UL is, and how it applies to our products. You might need to send material out for flame testing on your own. We had a hell of a time dealing with a client who didn't understand that the material we were using had flame certifications. They wanted us to...

!!! I bought something like this a few years ago, and i could not figure out where I got it! I want a smaller one, thank you so much for posting this!

One of my good clients was asking about wrapping his fleet moving forward. Right now we do pretty much a full wrap, but with one color cut vinyl. Anyway, he said he was researching wraps and saw someone had a 6 year warranty on wraps. AFAIK, there is no Ink/vinyl/lam combo that is warrantied...

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