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Thtat's a nice setup, definitely looks custom

How about, if they have a surplus at the end of the year, it goes into an emergency fund for the school (or fire dept or public works) so they don't have to come begging for "emergency funds" when something unforeseen happens. That way they don't feel the need to spend it just because they have it.

I'm so old I remember Yellow Boots

I hope Cat loses and has to pay bigtime

We use a fastener combined with a silicone, thinking the silicone helps reduce vibration

as usual Tiki nailed it

looks like Triplet with a few variations

They look like 3D printing samples I've seen

I've heard you need the Gerber branded serial card to avoid issues

Agree, lay the outline as a solid first and drop the letter on top. Registration marks help and/or app fluid. Just be sure you're using vinyl with opaque adhesive.

The two sports I participated in were Hockey & Skiing. As a live spectator mostly Hockey and sports car racing and the annual Ski Jump fest.

Like Gino said, the manufacturers cure time is a good indicator.

Nice! Is that a permanently parked "billboard"?

Yea, that's a tough texture to work on for someone with experience. I'd probably try a pounce pattern, but you are only going to get a "suggestion" of the outline. Projecting may work. Then a lot of patient work with a fitch ( a short stiff bristle lettering brush) to do the edge and fill in...

I'd trust your daughter to know what her friend likes...it's not usually the kids that have the issues, it's the adults

"I think I answered your question from my phone but as I may have said we are in the process of moving production at present. Not discontinued. You can get Frog Juice at artistic supply 800-796-4897 Bob or Chris."

I heard the same thing and emailed them they said it's temporary while they move

yea...amusing till it turns out they were telling you the truth.

We would grid with a line level or laser & chalk. Choose a grid that will work with the design and the skill of the painters. We would make a large print of the design with grid and cut up into manageable pieces. For a pounce pattern I would panel it so one manageable section at a time could be...

Projection may work if it can be set up correctly. A scaled sketch with a grid works too, probably the way I would go. And I have actually done some pounce patterns that big, usually not for something so simple though.