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I knew it was a simple one ;) Thanks Fred!

What the font's down and I can't remember the name of this one. Any help would be much appreciated.

If you put trimcap on Polycarbonate use Weld-on 40

The use of manly tools is why we got started in the electric sign business... and the cranes, those are cool too ;)

Pretty much. You can cut the face pieces on the router table but the guys still have to form and weld the sides on.

I believe it's about 5' x 7' We used polycarb in this instance to save on weight. We typically use high strength acrylic for all our lighted signs because it won't yellow like polycarb will. However this face was covered entirely in a print so it wasn't an issue.

http://picasaweb.google.com/graphics.cgsd/WallSigns#5223741955470053186 Here's a cabinet we did with a router cut aluminum face and push-through acrylic letters. The face was 1/4" Thick Aluminum The acrylic was 1" thick and machined on the CNC router. The letters then "push through" the...

http://picasaweb.google.com/graphics.cgsd/WallSigns#5330863315905660706 And another.... .080" Aluminum Back. .063" Aluminum Returns (With gussets for added strength) 2" Plastic Trim Cap 1/4" Polycarbonate Face Neon Illuminated. Flush mounted And a few more...

http://picasaweb.google.com/graphics.cgsd/WallSigns#5223741901662727090 Here's one we did a while back. .080" Aluminum Back. .063" Aluminum Returns Custom made Aluminum Retainers Pan-Formed, High Strength, Acrylic Face Neon Illuminated. Raceway mounted

:birthday: Hope you have a great day!

Fabtac is the only way to go... http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=49232&highlight=fabtac

Hello from N.E. Florida!

Even if it had a clear backer and you cut it on the plotter, wouldn't you have to cut through the liner and both layers of vinyl?

I think that's where I'm getting confused... I'm thinking you're printing on clear vinyl than laminating with white vinyl.

If I'm reading this right (I'm sure you'll let me know otherwise) After you've laminated your printed clear vinyl with white vinyl. You remove the graphic from the liner/backing then load it into your plotter, clear side up.

What's locked? Are not able to select or move elements? Did you check to make sure the layer isn't locked?

You have to set the Queue Properties, not the Job properties. To do this: Click the "EDIT" menu at the top of the screen Then select Queue A (or B) Settings Then the "File Format" button on the left of the Properties screen Now you should be able to check the "Convert Spot Color" box

Mike at Merritt quoted me for a backdrop last week... Have you contacted him? Maybe they could run your sample off with another customers order? (I'm assuming they print backdrops from time to time)

All the ones I've dealt with have their own proprietary software. Daktronics has Venus 1500 WatchFire has Ignite HiTech LED has ComPlay

I've got CS5 if you still need a conversion... at home and at work so I can get it back to you pretty quickly.