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You got the technical part figured out, now try a tweak to the design. Since you're from England, the wording may be different, and over here like Gino said we generally threaten not thank.....but here's my take with your text. Try not to condense fonts to fit, and give text some "white space"

Just follow hcardwell's great instructions and take some pics so we see how it worked out.

Dick Blick and similar places have nice brush boxes

Here's one of my old dogs, getting underfoot while gilding....miss every dog I ever had.

I use the same thing as Bob, we spray glued it

Still have my kit too. Occasionally get to use the brushes, mostly for gold leaf. Had many great dogs, current one is too young and wacky for a shop dog.

Yea, sometimes I miss the days of needing nothing more than a sign kit, a pick up truck and a good dog to make a living

Agree, as gentle a cleaning as possible and no protective coating

Just found this in my mom's attic. Circa 1975 Butera Sign School student project. And it's for Woodstock Ct where I had been living before sign school.

I thought it was a joke.....

10mm coro with 3 fence stakes.

Yea. that will require a little experimenting with spectratone printing.

Norman, what are you talking about? Are you a new sign business (and don't have a clue about the trade)?

I wouldn't. I wouldn't even give a suggestion of a clear. Too many potential problems. The one thing they can do is use whatever wax/sealer is recommended for the type of floor they have.

Lexel

That's right, they are. Want 20 or 30?

Yea, what Gino said. We made our own form 20 years ago and still use it. And also know that once the sign is delivered you don't own it anymore, at least not in this state. As a matter of fact the client may not even own it once it's installed on a building if they are a tenant. So if there is...

Can you send me your price list for HP z6200 ink & supplies? centurysign@snet.net Thanks

I have employees. I have a payroll service for them, and it's great. But for myself I just have an amount I take each month. I pay my estimated taxes every quarter.

I don't know why you would use a payroll service when you are the only employee. Even if you have employees I don't know if I would do that. You can set an amount you withdraw every week, but at the end of the year your income is whatever profit the company made. You should also be making...