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.040 aluminum would be too flimsly, IMO. If it's going to be mounted directly to the post, I'd use dibond or alumalite. If it's going to be hanging from a sign bracket so that it swings, I'd use MDO for the extra weight. Otherwise I'd stick with the dibond or alumalite panels to avoid...

Storybook http://www.dafont.com/font.php?file=storybook&page=1&nb_ppp_old=10&text=Stephen%27s&nb_ppp=10&psize=m&classt=alpha

That is a sweet media basket.

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I've never seen anyone wrap a vehicle by himself. But I saw an old boy installing 5' x 12' wall mural panels solo. He had squeegees in both hands giving it hell.

Is there a reason you can't use the pattern? You might as well; you paid for it.

Please send me a list of customers who are willing to pay $350 or more for truck doors. I've been in business 16 years in this location and have yet to find one.

I'm dying to know how badly I missed it.

I like the back with the addition of the boat, I just think the type is too big on the front. Not enough white space makes me not even want to read it, like when I see a 1,000-word paragraph in someone's post.

I think you are going backwards now. The latest one is too crowded. I prefer what Gypsy did in post #10 and signmeup did in post #15.

I like 'em. My only concern is where do I keep it when you give it to me? I have to wrestle with regular-sized business cards to get them to go in my wallet.

I'm not going to narc on a guy who is bold enough to tell a stranger that he is getting guns and ammo illegally. He might not be the brightest guy in the world, but it shouldn't take him long to figure out that I was the one that turned him in. Then he's gonna come back and shoot my ace. No thanks.

I thought all those ol' boys had their own graphics departments.

Link to Staton Bold http://signdna.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1_4&products_id=352&zenid=dicrmc9sa311a6v509jn6q7h64

Yellow = Rapier White = Staton Bold

Nice work.

Not sure if it was the same article, but years ago I saw something similar as well. That's why I don't do them. I tell the customer they are not needed. They can add them if they want, but I won't do it for them.

Not sure about that paint. But if it isn't oil-based enamel, the vinyl will not stick. If it is latex (the kind you use water to clean up with instead of thinner), it will not work.