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Simple project, 4x4s or 6x6 w/4'x4 or 4x6 arm, many options avialable. Lap joint with glue and thru bolt (I use galvanized carriage bolts) long eye bolts thru arm, again galvanized or stainless. You can add stock scroll brackets for decoration. I often add a skirt board a few feet up around the...

I agree. We still do lots of cut vinyl graphics. And a bunch of out printed stuff is still Gerber Edge with a clear coat. Holds up really well

We use Gerber Instachange

I use a liquid clear coat on a lot of my Gerber Edge stuff. When I spec it I call it a clear coat. Never had anyone question me about it. When I sell digital printing I spec it as laminated.

I've done several over the years and had to deal with all the issues mentioned. If permitted and done right they are fine. It's best if you have access to the underside of the roof. Biggest one I did we were able to thru bolt the sleepers to the steel beams using existing holes. We put down...

If is cast metal aren’t the letters raised? In which case just strip the old paint, prime and paint the whole thing. Then repaint the letters and border with lettering enamel

Sign Comp wall mount frame https://www.signcomp.com/media/201006160206-K1949.pdf

Even if they have the "Pro" version they still can't figure out how to export as a vector pdf. I just send it to the Vectordoctor and change for any extra time

Yes. I'll supply the file. Need a price first. Thanks

Hello Looking for someone who can do a couple cut etch vinyl jobs for interior office doors. About 3’ x 3’ Thanks

Thanks

Around here they are usually on a stake and stuck in the ground. For a concrete wall mounting foam tape and a little silicone works fine

I have a client looking for some cut etch vinyl for interior glass. One about 35"x30", the other a little smaller. Each would have a large logo letter dropped out of the etch Anybody got a source? Thanks

Scaffold Planks between ladders or some type of support. On the concrete on the right and you’ll probably have to move some rocks on the left side

Wrap the whole door. But that means removing the lettering that was just installed

There are different qualities of MDO. Big box versions are not the same as a quality panel from a sign supplier

A cast laminated print on aluminum composite panel would be the obvious choice. But the print will fade after 5 years or so depending on exposure.

Then mounting tape sounds like the best option. Though I'd try to convince them to go with vinyl

Depending on size they could just be hung in the window with suction cup hooks. Or if heavier fron hooks in the frame. You may want something a little thicker though. If they're not up for a long time some banner tape on the top and in the corners would hold them

I have done some of that with acrylic but decorated it afterwards. Don't know how it could be done if it's already printed without wrecking the image. Hydo dipping would work