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The sign says it all

Banner is by far the easiest and quickest method. regardless of the material use a matte finish, easier to write on and less glare from lights

+1 a sheet of ACM is what we use. This will not need to use a backing You can also use 10MM Cor-Plast, which will not need a backing if you have to stay with Cor-Plast

there are PLENTY of DIY ways to get the take up reel taken care of http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?110384-Low-Cost-Take-Up-Reels&highlight=take+reel

+1 if they screwed into the lexan then they have changed the structural integrity, depending on the screw size and if there were cracks caused by the screws

the R option from Jester clean and functional with color to ensure the selection is known

same here, just hoping that the service / quality stays constant

Why the 10MM Corplast suggestion? it does not have a smooth surface and those large flutes are ugly. Plus 10MM CorPlast is more expensive then the 2 sided 3mm ACM panels from our supplier

Dale, It's time for us to order more, they are a MUST HAVE for any shop Thanks for the great tool. When you have time we need the discount code

http://sdgmag.com/news/rowmark-acquired-by-bertram-capital What does this mean for us, the users of their materials? Why were they bought out, are they looking to move into the end products and not just supplies? Where did Clearview Capital go in all of this?

Since Josh is no longer offering door mats, is there someone else that can be contacted?

If you want at least 1 year then CorPlast is NOT the substrate to use, Alum 040 or ACM are the options to use. Yes grommets can be placed in CorPlast you need to adjust the depth of the dies before doing corplast otherwise you will have a "pinched/pucker" look around the grommets.

best option is to make a sign sign and screw it to the wood. Go take a good hi def picture of the wood pattern, print the image with the bay number stick to some 040 and none the wiser to install. If that is not an option then use vinyl to stencil the numbers and paint. back to the vinyl...

thanks for the formula. much simpler than I was making it out to be.

http://www.griotsgarage.com/product/ultimate+micro+fiber+car+duster.do?sortby=ourPicks and it has its own plastic bag and case so it stays clean when not in use

Working on a project where it is requested to make / install a large sign (30 x 60) flat onto a pitched metal roof usig the metal roof as the frame and the angle of the roof so as people drive by on the road they can know what the business is. Is there a chart/graph that correlates the...

+1 think of the biggest job you have ever done then get the next largest machine. when we got our Roland VS models we were all for the 54" as that is the most common roll size but then upgraded and went with 64" model and has been a saver more than once with that extra size.

Same here and the IRS does verify you are paying it

looking good, like the slotted angle iron idea for easy assembly what are you going to use for the cutting surface?