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I trust this is inside ?? If so, your calculations should be fine. Three top, three bottom and one on each side. 8 all total. Are you doing clear ??

That's alright, I don't need ya to taste it, I'll trust ya. I used to drink grappa too, but gave it up about 8 or 10 years ago. An old friend would bring it back from his visits to italy. Weird. Some tasted good and some not so good. He no longer goes back home. He stays here, now

Maybe someone in this thread could enlighten me. They say laminate will add 12 to 18 months to a print. So, some people put cast overtop of calendered and some do it the correct way of matching it all up. So, if you do it the correct way, how does the laminate know to last 4 years and then...

I'd rather have italian wine. Have any of that laying around ?? Much easier to ship, too.

Outta curiosity............. your profile shows you have less than a year's experience. That's fine, nothing wrong with that. We all started at some point, but how much time does your installer have?? Does he want you to.... first, laminate colored vinyls, then feed them into a cutting...

Nope.

You're still here.....................

Why...... just why ?? Not about this idiot doing this, but why are you reading this stuff ?? What were you goggling in the first place ??

Nope. First of all, the customer needs to be sensible about this and make sure they don't want something up there that needs to span several windows without it looking chopped up. I'd be looking for another area to letter or put up a solid sign.

Holy Chit mon...... graduation pictures sure have changed over the years.

My stepson worked for me about 35 years ago. Around day 2, I hadda tell him to go home, before I killed him. He knew everything and I did not have the time to teach a know-it-all about life and how to shut the fug up. Some kids are meant/cut out to help in the family business and others are...

Yeah, that too.

Wow....... how many can read a scale ruler ??

I think 10mm alumalite would do the job and not bow or warp. Ya only need one sheet cut to those sizes. If worried about vandalism, then nothing will work. If someone wants it, they'll find a way. It would behoove the OP to have a piece delivered, he cut it up, put the reflective down and...

I said strip, not sand. You'll need to use paint stripper. Sanding will never get in all those relief areas. You can take a chance, but after working in this field all these years, what I already said works the best. No idea what drying out a sign is, but there are methods to restoring...

Basically, yes. You'll need to strip all the paint off. What will happen is simple. The old paint will continue to let go and peel, even with new primer and paint over top of it. In fact, when introducing new paint to old paint, there is a chemical reaction gonna take place, especially in...

A good water-based primer will be just fine. However, you need to get ALL of the paint off down to bare wood, in order to prime the old wood again. You shouldn't prime over old paint whatsoever.

What are those things called in notareal's backyard. Geigh..... geigh......geigh.

Just sidestep the gators and the wart hogs. Avoid the roosters (they bite and scratch like hell), don't mingle with the other help, insist on no food from the company..... bring your own..... and most of all, put a clothespin on your nose cause they all sweat up a frickin' storm.

:readthread: Oh my......... this was first written July 2nd.