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In the past I have used wet treated. To beat the warp I would screw together multiple dimensional boards to create a 4x6 or 6x6, then skin it with 1/2" cedar boards. Finish product are massive but look fantastic and hold up for seemingly ever. Not a cheap process, but effective if you can get...

I buy a 16' piece of lexan off a roll for my table top, the table is 4x16 but the lexan come 52". I have it butt edge on the front of the table and the extra 4" hangs off the back of the table. It stays pretty rigid. Help with the 54" material. Usually get 10ish years out of a piece before both...

hammerdrill is good enough, 100% clear silicone is what you want.

I never call them rush fees, you want my time, it'll cost you whatever is appropriate at that time.

I never ca

How deep is that box?

I have printed on Arlon 3220 a few times, mostly for subsurface signs with Latex 315, I just use the HP cast vinyl profile and it worked fine.

Can count on one finger how many times I've donated something.

I just made a sign similar to this, I used Hanson Sign Co in Falconer NY

Arlon 8200 with cast lam You won't have to clean, just stick

It was never a serious question....who in this business say "inkjet printed"

$15,373 Plus tax

I have been in business 28 years, my first year I tried this and I got nothing from it, waste of time. Do great work and your work sells you. I think it took 3 years before I could take a regular pay check.

it's the cable

Sub this out to s sign shop and learn.

The 8000 is still gummy on the edges but they have a higher end version 8200 that is supposed to have fixed it. I just stick with the 8000

Can't say enough good about arlon 8000, it'll stick to slimy frog

Whip out some brushes and poster paint and go old school.

Why would you even ask, of course you fire him.

I wouldn't mind it either, thx 315, if it matters. dave@darlak.com