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Yea, the cowboy band plays some good tunes. Fun for all.

This is on Chemetal webpage: Is Chemetal okay for outdoor use? No, Chemetall is for indoor applications only. Our coatings and our anodized aluminums are rated for interior use.

There is a free version of SketchUp if I am not mistaken.

nice work

Nice.

So what happened, did you get an envelope full of cash from someone?

Anodized Aluminum holds up very well outside, but mill finish aluminum has to have a good two part clear coat to protect it, if not it will start to show oxidation fairly quickly in harsh environments. Mill finish has to be prepared right before clears are applied to get the protection needed

I have seen it happen like SignnosaurusRex said. So help him by making a whole new set of letters. Buy them from Gemini.

I do not get that involved with the labels, after I take it off the roll I put on top of printer. Just take a 4"wide by 12" with a strip of masking tape and write what it is on paper. I keep the plastic sleeve that comes with the roll over it. So I just pull it out and read what it says. Sorry...

Quick in Illustrator but you can get better results in Photoshop

I know Marlene, there seems to be a "failure to communicate" problem between customer and who actually produces the signage and like others have suggested more checks and balances throughout their process of fabrication. This was like the game as a kid having 6 people and the first one whispers...

It also said no crybabies.

you would cause some reaction with the water not mixing with the solvent ink and I have not done it but it would be messy and clog up the tubing

I get it dude, Fred's tripping on the Yellow Brick Road. Emerald City, flying monkeys, wizards, sounds like a Cheech and Chong movie.

Ler's hope he did not take your advice.

The wizard was from there too, his ballon got taken by the wind and he ended up there. Think there is a solar vortex in Kansas.

He's from Kansas?

If this is a Mutoh 1204 with ecosolvent ink I do not think water is what you want to pour down there, use either cleaning fluid or isopropyl alcohol water is going to cause you more problems, they are not water based inks in that machine.

Well, chalk it up as having a bad day and not letting it happen again, #30 foamcore signs is a lot of work to redo. Everyone of us has been in your shoes about redoing something when the customer complains. Just try not to let it happen again, there goes the profit.

I think Yellow tools was talking about one in Fort Lauderdale, Graphics of Americas. Since you are on the west coast check CA & Vegas, They sometimes will show up as ads on this site when they have shows.