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Build it from the black fence post components.

Never done it. We use frog juice on a lot of stuff but don't ever remember heating it. Probably depends on the type of liquid, but I have a feeling it's not a good idea, so it would be best to do test.

Yes. We have a client we do these for and originally used 3mm ACM. It eventually cracked from the vibration/stress. We switched to either 6mm or .080 aluminum. We use VHB, lexel and screws.

Whatever you use make sure it will hang flat. I think I would look at card stock and then a couple punched holes might be enough for hanging

Depending on the rivets we use vinyl. Or paint markers. Or One Shot. Or Krylon. Or....

classy led border on the building too

Or hand knife it if you have the skill.

If you can get someone with a plotter you could cut that in orange vinyl and drop it right on top.

A1? I had to look it up, less than 2'x3', over here that would either be a flatbed print, cheapest or digital print vinyl on coro still cheap. Definitely talk to the printer

Beautiful!

How big are these? I'm wondering why they were expensive and if they really were screenprinted, usually screen printing is reserved for a large run not 4 pieces. And you are in Ireland, did it not occur to the vendor that it was an Irish flag, not Italian?

Looks like some on 123RF...but when you wrap like that it's a little hard to tell whatthey started with.

Commercial greenhouse handle this problem like Andy said Wildwest said, with fabric covering on the outside. Anything on the inside won't keep the heat out unless they make a permanent change to the panels and they don't want to do that.

Looks like polished concrete

When we make a commitment to a deadline we do very thing in our power to keep it...other than that our schedule is fluid, adjusting as needed. We have a lot of repeat customers and they get taken care of.

If you are talking about one piece you need to have a minimum unless it can wait to be done with other stuff. I hate little jobs like that, even with a minimum they are loser. You take the order anywhere from 5 to 15 minutes (if you're lucky), set up the design cut file, another 5-15 minutes...

I was thinking about something along those lines today...when was the last time a young kid came in your shop, saw what you were doing and said how cool it looks to be doing that...could I learn how. Nope, all they see is a bunch of computers and big printers and they already "know how to do that".

Great job

I remember doing vinyl awnings with vinyl screen ink thinned to lettering consistency...the smell was atrocious

as has been said the only signs that come close to that are Expen$ive. The subsurface fiberglass signs used at parks & zoos are one example and even they only have like a 10 year warranty. For the average customer a factory finished panel like dibond with cut cast vinyl graphics is going to...