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Just did this yesterday. Window and door. $ 620.00 Took about 1/2 hour and that included prep and clean up

His explanation was, if a room gets moved to another location, the sign can easily travel along with it. I believe what's gonna happen is, there are quite a few exam rooms and they might change the numbering system according to the day's load or triage needs. There are quite a few other signs...

Like I said, good luck. Not all engine turns are equal. Sign gold is good, but I've never had it last as the description indicates.

Once you print on a lesser machine, the print needs to be laminated. It will either be rigid lam or liquid lam, but it will be all one sheen. Not various sheens like you want, til you step up to some of the move expensive machines. Keep in mind, you'll need a laminator, so put that into our...

Good luck putting that on a boat and holding up.

Yeah, I haven't had any foamboard go through this place in decades..... I think. They either upgrade or we don't do it. I'm not gonna knock myself out over cheap junk.

Got rid of almost all my screen printing machines and supplies. No matter what you're doing, the flatbed will put down 2 million colors faster than any screen printing machine. And ya don't need gripers, if you're good. If I was doing one color and 25 pieces, I can still set up a station, but...

But doesn't that make the sign prone to being tampered with ?? I can just see a blind person moving their hand around on this thing to read it, then dropping it to the floor. Now, the seeing eye dog hasta pick it up in his mouth and the blind person hasta figure out where it goes. Just...

Good point. You got me to thinking. I don't know of any metal walls in any medical place, either. Usually the doors are metal and you aren't allowed to put them on doors. I think this guys specs are all wrong.

You use .040 aluminum sheeting. We flatbed print them both sides, then cut them. Takes 35 minutes for both sides and then cut them on the fletcher is about another 5 minutes or so. You can step up to .050, if you want a better product. However, if you wanna save money...... 3mm ACM will work.

Got a request in for magnetic ADA signs for a medical facility. I've searched and can't really find anything. The only thing I can think of is to get regular ADA signs and adhere magnetic to the backs. I suggested that and the guy said no, not really, we want the magnetic sign to have the...

Ask and ye shall receive.....................

You're lucky if it doesn't warp storing it flat.... on a shelf. Most anything will eventually start to bow/warp/cup. Moisture, heat (or lack of) and other conditions will all play a part. Other than a day of two, nothing stands on end around our shop.

I believe that rule was outdated when 151% bacardi was discontinued.

All these suggestions. Without knowing how large of a piece of vinyl the OP can cut, how will they pre-cut the lettering outta 60" piece of material ??

Maybe it's muslim for 2000 goats meaning virgins and 6 fun ones to play with for the ride.

I was told a long time ago, regardless or what you are gluing up.... if it's aluminum to aluminum, the paint is in the way. That in actuality would be paint to paint. Painted wood to painted wood..... same thing. If something is coated with layers of paint, the only thing you should be...

So, those angles are what you fastened to the sign and then the lip ?? I believe using .080 and bending the lip outta the face piece, then screwing into the top along a continuous top and bottom rail would've been a stronger and better appearance. You might get a sag, especially if the glue...

Sign looks nice. :thumb: Hope its a good neighborhood, so it doesn't get all graffitted up.