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We've has a few similar situations. Held them on the books for 2-3 years and then created an invoice to clear it and had to pay the sales tax at that point

I meant the posts would be behind the sign, not showing.

I have a single side 4x8 sign to install on top of a concrete wall that is capped with bluestone. I want to sink 2"x2" square aluminum tubes for support behind it. Never used a core saw, but can rent one from the local tool place. Just wondering if anyone has any experience/tips. For instance is...

I have a food truck that has some wood tables they put out when they are doing events. It's smooth but raw,no varnish or poly. First- I was thinking of using a sidewalk vinyl, does that make sense? Second- If I do use it, will it shred the wood if it is removed? Thanks

Spider stakes look nice but in my experience aren't sturdy enough for 18x24s that are out any length of time. If clients want something to hold up better I recommend the heavy duty metal stakes

We've done many asphalt tankers with edge printed Gerber 220 with no issues

We had a job on an historic building to put a banner between huge wood pillars on the front portico. We used ratchet straps on the columns and then bungeed the banner taut between them. Worked well

Those are architectural panels so may require special prep before painting.

$200 for a 2x3 print on pvc?

I had a customer who sold them with the graphics still on. Was not a good look for him when they were seen around town driving badly and looking really crappy

Before I Signgold was Edge printable I would have cut the design reverse out of black and lay the gold down first

It's just that design cut in signgold and applied directly to the truck? How do you seal it?

No to the silicone

Carved wood? Hope they are real solid and mounted well. I think you have the right idea for mounting but doubt you will find them premade.

Was going to mention the adhesive back paper, for next time. I would probably try a spray art mounting adhesive

When we first started doing SignGold jobs we used the Sealit pen. Now we apply a cast clear overlaminate over the whole thing with a 1/8" or so trap.

Gerber lexedge has a backer but is not adhesive back. There may be other manufacturers making something similar

The bucket truck thing can work the other way too. Some big companies will send a bucket truck and to install a sign I can do with a pickup truck and ladder, so in those cases I have the advantage.

ok, now I get it, should have got a clue from your name. I use Gerber lexedge which is thin polycarbonate that is on a backer, maybe something like that is available for ecosolvent. .

Yeah, that sounds really odd, what are these used for? You apply epoxy resin to the face?!