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Wyld is a merchant here and does great work

I remember the job but not the client. I did a little smalt sign at the same time as a gift for my girlfriends parents B&B (used one of Clyde's blanks) , same result. I painted it with black one shot to rescue it.

I usually charge what to job is worth and maybe a little extra

Twp layers of blockout?

Oddly enough I find this Roger Miller song to be a killer earworm...

My first thought too...Old Paint in a speedo :eek:

Yep, the day/night prints from Wyld are great

When I worked in New Hampshire we did tons of signs for all kinds of points of view...but my boss always made sure they were paid before they left the shop. He said all politicians are crooks and if they lost you never got paid.

I think it was in New Hampshire that they had a plate like that

We've done them in sections on 1"x1" aluminum tube frame (with the corners & Ts that screw or pop rivet). For getting it on the building it can be assembled on site and lifted in one piece or installed in sections. Depending on the design it may require some "touch-up" if graphics don't align...

You can search on here for this subject and you will see tons of different suggestions. We will only do removal on a time basis and decide the method once we start working on it. The method varies depending on how it comes off. But mostly I tell the client to get it done at a body or detail shop...

I have used Wyld for stitched pole pocket and street banners and they always held up.

I still use Gerber for sign design. It's tools were designed for the sign industry. If I have a project that will be printed I use Corel to finish.

used the signcomp kit the few times I've done it.

Yea, what are you opening?

I call my insurance agent, 15 minutes later I have the form and forward it to the client. Who cares why they want or if they have a right to ask for it. I can either do it and keep a potential future client happy or ignore/fight it and lose the customer.

I was thinking of something like this that adds a nice frame and hides the edge. You have to install with a good bead of silicone to keep water out https://www.homedepot.com/p/Royal-Building-Products-7719-1-1-8-in-x-1-1-8-in-x-8-ft-Primed-White-PVC-Outside-Corner-Molding-0771908001/203822129

I can't find the name right now, but I got some weathered finish architectural panels for a sign background. They had a lot of different finishes. I found them searching architectural panels

We use the R Tape FX (but now I think it's owned by someone else). We apply clear over it with a little trap. Holds up OK. But the client always gets my standard spiel, "It's hard to read, doesn't last, scratches easy.."

Yep, use vinegar