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crazy glue works great. Ok I'm just fooling around. I don't want someone thinking I'm serious. Use the ips stuff like jhilldesigns suggested. I don't know why everyone is going with these strips on currogated buildings. They remind me of "training wheels" for a kids bike.

lexan speaker covers......of course. duh

DAMN, I lost my directions to your place....could you please resend? :rolleyes:

eeeekkkk.... hope you don't ever have to remove these. The vhb and/or silicone will take the paint off. If that isn't a concern, then I would use both. I wouldn't trust this size to just vhb. How bout some decorative standoffs?

Explain that when your sick, the hospital dosen't make site visits. They also charge for every visit or procedure, even when their first attempt to cure you didn't work. Then expect to lose a customer. Its not that she thinks that's the way your business operates, rather she likes to have...

So whats next??? Don't suppose he will walk back in for a quote to re-letter it? Give him the quote, then tell him one of your services when lettering a truck is FREE removal of the old. Damn man, you should have told me you were going to get new graphics the FIRST time you came in...

:iamwithstupid instead of "I'm with", my sign should read "I am". Sorry, I try to avoid vinyl as much as possible.

Please post some pics. :thumb: I'm betting this is not an unusual type of project for you. Just another day at the weasel household. :ROFLMAO: My weekend started today.....well, my work weekend that is. I'm wiring an old farmhouse. Today I installed the "entrance", and ran about 1500 ft...

just curious..... what is the benefit of doing it this way, other than the obvious (no overlap)? Do most of the "wrap" people here, feel an overlap is an inferior job?

then screw the "liquid agent" (?) and use vhb. The way you posed your question, it sounded like he was opposed to HOLES in the wall, when actually he didn't want visible fastners. My first thought was...does this customer know what a mess an adhesive will make, compared to a few holes...

if you said anywhere from 400-600, then you are an idiot. and here we go again, pricing in the open forum.

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I have to wonder Pat, if you ever worry about the "lowballers" in your area....or is that a title that you hold? Are their others in your area that "wholesale" like you do, or does most of the other sign shops do printing "in-house"? I'm sure the other shops in your area also realize that...

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sounds like there may be more to the story than what your privy to.

unless you're talking about "streaks" from non-stainless fastners, then I would say its not your problem, but rather his building. Do you have any type of a drip-edge across the top? We really need a picture here. ps. 8' x 16' using .040? Hope that has a backer of some sort.

Come on Steve, tell us about it. You will feel better. :ROFLMAO:

110 line hooked up to the rail, on a switch. Mount the switch somewhere visible to the handrail. Should provide hours of entertainment. Post video on youtube.

yep..... GO AWAY!!! :ROFLMAO: My daughter worked a couple summers (while going to college) for a telemarketer/credit card company. She actually found it entertaining to hear the unusual, obnoxious & rude responses. After hanging up with one of those calls, her response (with a giggle) was...

+1 Dewalt I had the Craftsman (one step up). The first time I used the saw, I had the darn thing clamped down to my "Work-Mate" bench. I pulled the handle down to make the very first cut, and without thinking (I do that alot) I simply let go. Well, the saw sprang up so fast that it snapped...