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Yup. Gonna look into that one.

It's 2pcs 3' x 8' mounted to an existing frame. So, it's just two sheets attached and we're getting $3,200 for the job. We don't work for free. ;)

Your kerning is off.

How is that insulting ?? I know several jose's and that's just a fact of life. As for meeting mensa people, maybe you weren't impressed cause you had no idea what they were thinking or saying. As for me, I'm still sticking to dumb looks and stares from everyone..... including those self...

Maybe if ya spent less time with all your games, you woulda hit your numbers faster. :clapping:

Not in today's climate..... no way, jose' Cripes, ya have about 59 varieties that middle position could be and ya gotta be sure you're not letting anyone out, stepping on someone's toes or insulting Susie Cream Cheese.

How 'bout middle women ??

Hmmm....... now that color is more along the lines I thought. Now, the blue ACM is too dark. Guess we'll hafta go with white substrate and put the blue on for sure.

Oops....... that's darker than I anticipated. Do you or anyone else think that ACM blue color will be close enough. It's slightly off, but very close. It's between 2945 and 2955.

Doing some signs for Eire Insurance and they gave me this for their color : Medium Persian Blue #005FAC I don't know that system. Can anyone give me a PMS color or a vinyl color, as we're going to be cutting die-cut vinyl for thiese signs. :thankyou: Gino

Pretty much what you feel comfortable doing..... or getting away with. If you're doing something inside on a wall or whatever, I would think 1.5 times your normal shop rate would be good. If you're gonna be outside most likely doubling it would be good. Remember, you still hafta pay for the...

Well, these are self drilling and not tappers. We were going through on the high spots as well as the low spots of the corrugation. We had to hit where we could on many of them. With the wood being 1.75" we needed to make sure we had enough meat to connect. We had no way of telling if we...

Ahh...... I forgot. Please bring it up for review. ))) ))

For quite a few years, I've been buying my stuff how I see fit and as I see fit. Buying in bulk sometimes pays off, but generally we're getting all kindsa lengths and sizes, so while we're picking up wood, we pick up that stuff, too. We did a job about 3 months ago on a corrugated and brick...

I dropped most of this work many years ago. Started taking some of it on again, since covid hit, as many of the lower end sign shops have closed their doors. They would wait for the money. I agree only after I get their credit card on file and tell them I will run it through immediately after...

He did say to silicone them closed, but what if you are doing a sign about 12' x 48' ?? That's a lotta screws to remove and not replace. Now, your building wall integrity might be compromised. We generally use 2" x 6"s and we almost always run the battens up and down. This doesn't prevent...

In all my years, the signs which are mounted directly to a building, regardless of being corrugated, dryvit, block, wood..... whatever, they look bad and don't weather well. There should either be a framework mounte first or a pan system of some sorts. Only channels can be direct mounted in my...

Ya know, y'all are getting way ahead of yourselves. Nowhere does anything indicate this person did any huge type signs, so I doubt there is much need to discuss welders, buckets or crane trucks or anything much above the inkjet plotters mentioned, but on the other hand, nowhere was it mentioned...

Get with the program...... light bulbs are in your house. Signs contain lamps. You're in the wrong frickin' forum. Bah........................