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Crops produced for human consumption are a PITA!!! You have a lot of limits on what chemicals and fertilizer you can put on them. Also where to market them, the nearest place would be 50 miles, that would be a lot of hauling time, so not really worth it here. Still neat stuff, thanks.

http://www.signcraft.com/sign-pricing.aspx

http://www.flashcoast.com They offer printing them for less than you can mess with....

Screen printed, Thermal printed, Inkjet Printed??? For the last two I go off the Signcraft Price Guide. Screened ones I figure my cost, overhead and profit and there you go. I don't really care what others charge, only care about myself. Huge order? What is huge to you? I just finished 5000...

Hello from the Midwest!

Are you licensed to do electrical work? Is the cabinet UL listed? Just things to consider when being sued for a fire caused by the sign, your fault or not, these questions will be asked. Single sided signs I go 8" deep, flou lamps 10" apart, doing LED lights now instead....

polystyrene is the worst...ZZZAAAPPP!!!

This is true! I cringe when there is a "committee" involved. I now just tell them that I will only deal with one person, and only 2 rev are included. After that it is normal art charges.

I have had PDF files open differently (fonts, stuff not flattened), not as crazy as it sounds to send it back after you have opened it in you system.

Fun!

Almost "too nice" to be on here, bunch of jerks on here, like that Mosh guy... LOL, Welcome Rev!

Use 3/16 thick plastic and router or cut the ends at a 45 degree angle. And on one peice I weld a clear plastic strip 2" wide so it overlaps on the back. OR get the right size plastic... Lexan comes as long as you need. Or go to a flex face, that is what I'd do.

Dry erase outdoors? What happens in the rain? LOL

That gold give it the 80's look.... -Mosh

So are you looking for a billboard banner wrap or just a normal banner? The ones used on billboards have rod pockets for wrapping over and then can be tightened....Big difference I would think.

99.9% of both.

Just the size would be an issue in my town, even if it was a permanent material. 5400 square feet, I think our town's limit is 1500 sq ft.

Tell them you need "specs" on that the "other" sign company used. I'd Pass and let them "fly in the other guys"... Fly in? your not in the Outback!

Vertical panel saw, we use several different blades, depends on what we are cutting. Not even turned the table saw on in 3-4 years...

27 FEET..I thought 27 INCHES!!! PASS!!!! I did a 9'x120' once, never doing that again!