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If you want quality Testrite has nice ones

You could add a few standoffs or bumpers in the middle to keep from flexing

I love Gerber for sign design and of course Edge printing. There are some things it just does really well. I hope they don't abandon the product.

OK, I'll be the contrarian. First I can't tell how that sign is hung on the top, it looks like two welded tabs on the arm and then a tab on the top of the sign? Or is it swinging? If it's solid mounted I would go with the 10mm ACM and put a couple solid fasteners on the side/bottom too. But if...

yep, he knows how to get his name out there and not spend anything doing it, it's been his business plan for quite a while, now it's his political one. "I love money. I love money more than the things it can buy. There's only one thing I love more than money. You know what that is? OTHER...

Nothing new, there are spray coatings for soft foams, a little research will probably create more questions, but they're out there.

Tikiboy got it

I know I've seen tool belts "designed" for vinyl sign installers in one of those catalogs that sells lots of sign supplies, maybe it was called "Signmart"? Also doesn't the guy in the cowboy hat sell them?

They're only house signs, what 16"x18"? Just do a little research on how to prime & paint, I'm sure Precision Board has a spec sheet. But I wouldn't do high gloss, that isn't really appropriate for a sign on a historic building, use a quality latex trim paint for the final coat. Hand painting...

Since you said double sided I assume they are read from both sides, which means they should have a block out layer.

One other thing, I would try to get them to go with a white border, lot easier to line up and apply the vinyl.

There are other suppliers out there, and this order could be easily shipped. It's a lot of time to cut, radius and punch that many signs unless you have the right tools, like a corner punch that will do that type of material. Even then I'd rather buy them ready to go.

I try to avoid pulling permits and price it accordingly. We do like Gino, if a client buys the job I will provide all necessary drawings and if they bring me the forms I will even fill them out, included in the cost of the job. Anything beyond that is charged at an hourly rate plus fees, and the...

I'd get a price from my supplier to cut the blanks w/holes. Then I could get the price for the vinyl and estimate the time to design/cut/weed/apply, add some time for my bias that things go faster than they usually do and then add my mark-up/profit.

wow, so mysigns4u is the one responsible for all those great convenience store window graphics.

How about this one... http://graphicd-signs.com/portfolio/vehicles/

One of my favorite comics made a sign funny

The pvc panels were thru bolted. The names were all local newspapers, the name was the same as displayed on the masthead. Believe me the guy was so anal there was not one thing misspelled

Here's two examples. The black one is about 4'x8', the before/after ladder style one is about 12' tall

I hate tenant signs, they're never readable. You haven't done anything like this before huh? Usually they are too big for anything like a 4ever frame. And magnets is a bad idea. We usually build them with 4x4 steel posts or bigger, sometimes 6"x6" PT posts. They are usually done one of two...