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Yep, that's why I like to use Wyld, they are flexible and actually look at what they are making

Nope, clients don't get to tell me how to do a job right. 3mm ACM isn't really thick enough for screws, even 1/4" is thin. So unless you use a different, thicker substrate, like PVC screws wont work. We have done many of these boards on ACM for a retail client who posts notices in them. We use...

Thanks Bill and the everyone on Signs101

When hand lettering I'm pretty sure we always called it reverse lettering. Since digital took over it its first/second surface. To the clients it's always been inside or outside

I've been using Rhino for years and have been satisfied.

The only advantages we have left over online is design and installation. There are lots of clients who still want someone to listen to what they need and produce a professional design. And until Amazon puts those buckets on their trucks (won't be surprised) we still have the advantage of...

That's the one I have

I sell ready to install lettering, have a group of truck guys that buy them all the time, mostly just about 12"x24". They give me the measurements, I give them a proof. They get a cheap squeege and some instructions I copied somehere years ago.

Charging or not charging has nothing to do with it. But to do a single logo for someone on their vehicle or whatever has a very very low chance of getting noticed. I wouldn't post a photo though.

if you want to create your own spot to open it use the knife tool

look to see if the "print as process" is checked on in the "123 print options" window. That happens randomly to me sometimes and then it gives that error

It's available here for free https://www.dafont.com/alpaca.font. If the only program he uses is composer he is living in the dark ages. I love composer but I also have Corel, so I can download a font to Corel and then use the Composer font converter to get it into Composer. It can probably be...

https://www.signbracketstore.com/banner-brackets.html

Like spectrum said you can use pieces of step take to line up the flutes and then i would back the seam with a piece of coro....or I'd talk them into a banner

Looks great

That's about how we make them except we have the upright go to the ground and thru bolt to the 4"x4". I don't like to quote prices in public but $5-600 plus the sign would be fair

Thanks for all

As long as it has the raised text and braille its good

I don't do a lot of ADA but I have one client that we do a bunch for. We have been using a vendor originally speced by the architect, they are OK, but expensive and SLOW. We have a small job to do and no architect involved so I was wondering if anyone had a supplier that has quick turn arounds...

When I was taught sign painting at Butera in the 70s we learned about visual balance and it starts with letters. Round letters look smaller than flat letters if they are exactly the same size.