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That would be expensive it bet...

you need to sweep the floor, sucka!! LOL

Wouldn't that type of site be called Facebook??/

The AV pic is me and I have been going by "Mosh" since 1986 so... I guess I am on it. BTW... My name is Mosh and I am a recovering....AAHHh nevermind.... I do agree we need to be more friendly. Great site, I have gotten ALOT of sources off it and good tech info. BUT, you all still want a...

Good work. The best day of my career was the day I told a customer "WE NO LONGER PRINT SHIRTS", did it for 17 years and am so glad to not do it anymore. PITA!!!

:thread They plan on not being open in 5 years????

+++AUESignFrames.com fast service!

AAHH...nevermind.

What material, redwood, cedar, hdu? countersink and fill the holes if it is in a painted area of the sign.

+++lol I have nothing but good luck from Fellars, btw they will price match stuff...

I have been the t-shirt thing way longer than the banner one. I also get calls using a call-between service (for deaf people) wanting t-shirts...sick scammers!

FREAKY, give them some grapes or oranges for a snack!

Cool, I only usually see stuff like this through my rifle scope...

++We usually sheet our blanks H.I. white and reverse weed green 3m 1170 transparent. Grimco has die cut H.I. letters, I think that is what they will have to use since they already got the green blanks.

+++both

how big is the image, that is not a photo quality printer...

Gemini pad and stud would work great, just VHB some pads to the back of the sign, and make a pattern. The easiest install is Gemini letters pad/sud mouted on Dryvitt, the drill goes in like butter, in fact I think you could poke a hole in it with your finger. Same app on REAL stucco.

chrome = redneck truck drivers....Just say NO!!!!! This is your brain...this is your brain with chrome vinyl #$@^...and questions? Do I need to keep going? NO WAY chrome vinyl comes out of my shop unless it is for ....REDNECK truck drivers and racecars necks!!!

Just A different tool. When i started Cutting vinyl was thought of the same way (1988) it IS ALL IN THE LAYOUT! But to be honest, I save lots of $$$ not having to stock 40-50 vinyl colors, infact I am down to just the basic colors of vinyl I stock. Besides I love telling "new shops" that have a...

Insired me to try harder! The last few years I have been in in the "kick it out" mode and think it is time to get back to making cool stuff like this!