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if you are in the mood for some serious eye candy search out some of his glass sign work...the man is incredibly talented.

depends on the 'flavor' you are after. as mentioned Fred has top notch clean collections. if you are looking for something from another era...check out Mike Jacksons Goldenstudios.com ... great top notch clean collections David Butler has some incredible collections as well...

i would expect to see nothing less from you. great work as always.

me myself and i have always tried to avoid pricing by the sq ft. not all 4X8 (insert any size you wish) signs are created equally. my goal has always been to help the client identify what the purpose of the sign is, how to communicate that message in the most effective manner in a way that...

we see it every day. new people come here asking us to share our knowledge that has been gained in many cases through multiple decades in the trade yet they lack common courtesy...i am much more willing to share my experience with those that introduce themselves and exhibit common courtesy..it...

i'm literally shaking my head as i read your post... there are MANY issues here...including lack of an introduction/common courtesy in my opinion when you are hoping that we will all share our hard earned experience/knowledge with you.

that's a great one Pat. let's see over the years..one morning about 4am i pulled up to my shop and saw a guy standing in my dumpster, it was our main competitor apparently trying to find out who we were working for or what we were working on. a few years after that i went and sold sign...

myself i always recommend that you try to find a somewhat local company that you can work with...it is my opinion that one of the main things that separates the great sign companies from the rest is the ability to troubleshoot and it is not necessarily harder to solve the various issues that...

i just love it... i'm new to the business and don't know how to do what i need to do....so tell me how to do it. lol...oh but i have a lot of experience that i won't get into. (rolling eyes) give me a break. the next time we get into a 'discussion' around this forum about...

myself if i was already a proficient signguy/gal and wanted to hone my wrapping skills i would pick up the phone and go help at a busy wrap shop, hands on, side by side. i know many ppl who have gone this direction versus the various classes, personally i feel there is more value in a true...

great introduction/first post...:rolleyes: hdu is the material of choice for most who do dimensional work. most of us do not throw out hard dollar pricing in the open forums. are you or your client set on the layout as it is?

personally i think it is kind of sad as far as the evolution of american banner/fellers goes. they were an absolutely top notch service oriented business my personal opinion is that they have drifted from the company they once were.

i think 'someone' is having a bad day.... hang in there Rep don't let the little stuff ruffle your feathers.

well your choice of "typestyle" does not make your intro any easier to read...but now that we know everything that you own....welcome i guess.

good job at picking a scab and opening up old wounds...class act m.lizarraga...but i would expect nothing less.

the only time i have had a sign actually stolen it was the customer who took it. the sign was for a gypsy family (their description) and honest to goodness they all claimed to be psychics/hand readers etc. i demanded my 50% discount in cash and when i was leaving the youngest kid there...

prime rib here as well and i wish that there was more left over.

welcome . glad someone is taking care of the high school custom car guys i'd rather they went to guys like you than coming into a shop that is focused on selling business to business. my bet is that if you work it you will make more money than an afternoon job, however, you might want to...

all i am going to say is 'baking soda' + ketchup bottle...shake replace cap...and wait...