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Are you people seriously avoiding work by watching somebody else work?

DO NOT paint that car electric blue. As a matter of fact you need to call Detroit and apologize for thinking that. I'd leave the exterior alone other than dropping the rear, and use the money to fix the interior.

With the styrene I'd use .060 at a minimum. PVC will depend on the size and how it's being hung. You might want to look at polymetal/dibond as well. http://alumapanel.com/view_product.cfm?step=1&lines_ID=317&name=Komatex%20White You really need to start with finding a sign substrate...

I don't think you know what you're talking about (but I've been wrong) but I don't think Home Depot is going to have polystyrene sheets. I'm guessing you're thinking of expanded polystyrene which is a soft foam, like insulation. I think the polystyrene they're talking about is smooth, hard...

Completely changed my perspective of this business when I did a really complete job cost analysis and realized that the "standard" $60 an hour shop rate wasn't gonna work.

Dangit, I hope not. I hate it when I don't get the chance to participate in something like that. Of course, just to make sure I went back through all his posts and I have no clue so I'm gonna say it's not me, it's you.

Isn't that Trajan Bold?

What's ridiculous...his posts or your response?

It doesn't matter how many effects you throw at a bad design it will still be a bad design. Keep working with it. Like Rick said, I'd love to see the other ones.

Still find that crescent on the left side to be a distraction.

Don't tell Dave Dorsey, President of Aurora Graphics that. :ROFLMAO:

Dibond, MDO with edge cap or Alumacore with edge cap

Apparently if you're in India and buy one they'll wrap it at the factory.

I'd drop the swoosh on the left side of the oval, it's pulling too much weight. Other than that it's a good, basic, legible card not buried in effects.

Nickel, you're gonna be alright. Welcome aboard.

I kind of miss the old Doug who would make 10,000 word posts with links and quotes.

A million bucks a year cutting grass? Exactly what kind of grass where they cutting? You know how many peeing Calvin's you've got to sell to make a million bucks?

Why? I know guys cutting grass (not full blown landscaping) who are pulling in $60,000 working 9 months a year. Nickle, don't take Vinylman's post the wrong way. He's got a very valid point. There's a lot more to this than just typing in some letters and tossing some clipart at it. Granted...

I just paid $55 to have my wife's Durango done in central Alabama. If you're in Orlando you must me paying people to let you tint their windows. :thumb:

Dale sells repair kits http://www.bigsqueegee.com/repair.html ...or go to the drug store and buy a roll of the satin medical tape.