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Good one Gino....

Tim What lam are you using with the 3m perf?

Congrats on the new addition. Try a couple of tbl spoons of plain yogurt in his food for a week or so. It works wonders.

Happy Birthday Baz!:birthday:

Here's what I mean. Put the banner by a window & this is what you get.

It's a mfg problem. It looks ok on the table but it you hold it up to the light you see the dark blotches running through it.

For this application we need light stuff because it effects shipping cost to customer.

We use Key Banner 10oz matte when we need light vinyl. Lately it's been coming in with dark blotches when you hold it up to the light. Talk to Grimco about this & we tried several different lots but the problem is still there. Anyone have a source for good light matte vinyl we can use on our...

Happy Birthday Gino!

So sorry Stacy. Just take it one day, or one hour, or one minute at a time. Whatever works. No one really knows what the future will bring. I'm hoping it will bring good things to you and the real bigdawg.

Great design. Great installation. Your customers will be rightfully impressed.

I could print them but the customer specifically wanted vinyl. Since we don't do vinyl lawn signs often, I just wanted to see how long it should take us to do. It looks like it should take about an hour to do 6 (bet it takes us longer, we are out of practice). I realize printing would be faster.

How long should it take to do: 6 double sided 18 x 24 coro signs. Ea. side is: 3 lines of simple text (same color) 1 arrow (different color) Just curious how long that should take for pricing purposes. thanks

Thanks everyone. A lot of great ways to go.

Never saw those. Where do you get yours?

Can I get that silicon at a Home Depot or similar?

Only going to up about a month. They are price sensitive.

I suggested other options but he is dead set on foam board.

I have a client who wants a series of prints 20" x 30" attached to their walls (drywall). Never did this before and was looking for some pointers. What would you use to attach? Thanks