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I have a Subaru Wagon in addition to our full size pick up. Can fir lots of signs in it and if needed it has a nice roof rack.

Yep, we still get this spec too. The only part we follow is the 3/4" MDO substrate. Other than that we may do a full print, or vinyl letters. If it's a private contractor that's been handed those specs thye'll usually opt for a ACM sign

I haven't has a source in years

Mount them to a plate and then attach that to the roof with tech screws and silicone over the screws.

Just found this hiding behind some cans on a shelf. I've been using substitutes for years, but this was THE stuff.

Are you selling hand painted signs, or signs that you hand paint? If your market is to the people who want a handcrafted product and value the skill involved you should be charging a premium price. I don't see a way to make that into a price chart, too many variables. Time, materials & overhead...

We ran into that when re-skinning and old sign that turned out to have been re-skinned once already over porcelain. We would whack it first with a nail punch, still went through a lot of bits

I did a job with Wyld GFI in NJ that needed white ink reverse print on clear. I know they are still in the process of getting back up after being flooded in Ida.

Yep, the fence hardware work fine, though I think Grimco has pipe brackets designed for traffic signs.

Like was said, acrylic and white shower board both work

are the sprockets clean?

I use Matthews for plaques and they are further out than Gemini, so I just placed an order with Gemini. There are other plaque makers, I have an ARK Ramos catalogue.

I as just remember hearing that back in the day if someone didn't pay for their sign you would roll it out with black paint, that was a signal to other sign shops the place was a deadbeat. Never did it myslef but did see it done a couple times.

That sucks Bill.

Nice, the serpent is really cool. Those stripe packages can be a pain to match

If the sign is not being reused, paint, if it may be reused, a tarp

Wow, Attila that was exactly it....thought I'd have to find close and add the lines myself

Thanks to both of you!

I think it was about 1980 the shop I worked in got one. It paid for itself within a few months. We had one job doing magnets for the independent installers that were bring that other new fangled device, cable TV to the area. Every time they hired another one they'd get their door magnets from...

I can't find this one, even without the lines thru it Any help would be appreciated Thanks