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hopefully you will properly kern and weld the fonts unlike the sample

I believe Hanson uses Cedar or Redwood both of which can be harvested sustainably. There are several websites which confirm this. Also if you want a natural background it's hard to imitate real wood, especially for something viewed up close.

I've used Hanson in New York state. Got the job completely finished to spec. http://www.hansonsign.com/

Those MBS snap standoffs look nice.

I too use the Edge, but I also suggest they use two colors of vinyl because it lasts longer. I won't line them up though. I give them a little lesson in using masking/painters tape to make the space and then align the second stripe to that. If they don't want to do that, or pay me, then I'll...

We , too, have a lot of customers who have last minute changes for a variety of reasons. If I am subbing the work I just let them know the timeline and that because of the materials involved I can't make any last minute changes.

Looks like it's a trace or buy the decal....

It looked so familar....

Yep, that's one way to do it. Or someone may know the font, if it is a font, and I could get it done tonight

I know what I don't like, personal names, nicknames, surnames, anything with an x.

Yea, I found that site and suggested it to the guy, but it's not that model and has a different border.

Anyone have a suggestion for this? I have a few similar, but none match. Thanks

If the holes are recessed we use the sharpened stud stubs, if the holes stand proud we use a paint market and press on the pattern

I mean, if you add a bleed to a particular color wouldn't that bleed continue around the while color object selected? Like the black line here?

But wouldn't the bleeds be on the "inside" of the selected objects too? That could mess up interior intersections.

...also of no help, but managing digital files is a piece of cake compared to a whole wall of boxes filled with pounce patterns.

The Edge & Gerber plotter are the best machines I ever bought

A friend posted this pic today

I have a customer who does power washing. I have him do it.

Yep, here there are towns that require an engineered drawing for any sign install. So a 2'x8' dibond sign screwed to a wall could have a $1000 in permit costs.