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Jhill, I don't know, as I've never experimented using the wrong materials for the job. I suppose you are correct. Lets say the yellow changed the hue of the gray. LOL Moot point...... If in doubt, wouldn't you throw a chunk of the vinyl against your desk light BEFORE you threw a chunk on...

true.....I stand corrected on this particular application. Of course, if he didn't overlay the yellow, then the black wouldn't be gray, would it? :tongue: If he had used a true block-out vinyl, then I see no problem doing it the way he did. ps. 651 is calendared vinyl. Always used to be...

not so on the not so. My software will import vector files from illy.

very nice craftsmanship !!! Looks great!! Although I never could get the gist of sitting in the backyard under a little round gazebo. I'm more the pavilion with a fireplace kinda guy. Ohhhhh and that center piece is screwed up. ps. Love the copula on top. Attention to detail..... you nailed it.

Hope your regular sign customers don't start paying you with a stack of $1 bills. :ROFLMAO:

guess you'll have to print a "top" & "bottom" in the file. Pretty funny (being it wasn't me). First time I heard of 69 being a bad thing.

I can tell you, Oracal cast appears to be a "block out" opaque. Not sure about calendered vinyl tho. Evidently not.

how about using the correct product for the job. Opaque vinyls are not translucent vinyl.....although they may be somewhat (just not the right colors). And DON'T layer vinyls on a lighted sign. What made you think that would be ok to do?????

Sorry to hear about the vandalism Lex.

Thank You for the contact suggestions. You guys are the best!!!!

I'll check them out....thanks. Anyone other reliable wholesale vendor recommendations out there?

Any recommendations?

I would guess, if you were contemplating new equipment for this "ongoing" project, then it must be a fair sized job. That being said (assumed), spray adhesives or laminating the backs with white vinyl are the last options you should be considering. An economical alternative would be to buy an...

Sorry to hear about your sign James. Glad to hear no one was hurt. Amazing it could do that much damage.

That is ironic Wild. The part I thought was funny tho, was the need for a "Computer Diagnostic Tool" and the 6.0. They should come with a computer diagnostic tool in the glove box. :Oops: jk

Milky Way and tea..... or will coffee do? Are we talking a "taste sensation" or is it more the hot beverage? If you're talking "taste sensation", then try coffee and anything with lots of mustard on it (preferably a bologna sandwich). Something about the coffee and mustard go well together...

I'd ask him what his definition of "Cheap" is. ahhhhh..... guess you could start out with a piece of pvc pipe or even a heavy wall cardboard tube. But seriously, any way you look at it, you're gonna have a bunch of time messing around no matter how cheap the materials used.

Perhaps it took some inspiration from the particular American item he's hauling?????? :rolleyes: Again, nice job "All".

Thanks for the "full side" shot. Very nice.