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Another flutist..........................

Teach the little ones some tricks and ya can make money on the side.

What is the size of the windows top to bottom and left to right ?? How high from street level are they ??

:roflmao: rvolk......... you're a riot. Really. You get all riled up and a week later, you join in all over again with your rhetoric which is grossly outta whack and try to add fuel to a fire long gone. You must be one unhappy little designer.

To be sure of hitting mortar joints and only mortar joints, you'll probably need to mount a framework first, then you'll be sure to see all the mortar joints. Then mount your prints to 6mm acm to prevent any waviness. Use the overlaminate boudica mentioned.

Quick question................ Why do you wanna pre-cut that many blanks a day ?? You'll spend more time baby-sitting the machine while you keep feeding it blanks than if you do a printed sheet, then cut it on another good machine.

You realize, you have about 9 questions going on ?? So, you want to put a mural onto a rigid substrate, then mount it to a brick or block wall without using any physical fasteners. What is the finished size going to be and how high in the air (off the ground) will this thing be ??

Uh-ohhhh......................................

Does that fit under bridges ??

You hafta order it by weight. In the sign industry, it's generally 10lb, 15lb and 20lb..... with 15lb being the most common. If you're using any of these, with a foot of the sign above the structure, I would reinforce with a backer piece or fill the area in between with a built-up structure...

What's the weight and thickness of the foam ??

I'm more worried about all the phone calls we get about making our funeral arrangements. What do they know, that I don't ??

Give them the various layers and tell 'em to have fun. It will cost the same to replace any parts over again....... or I could do it for a solid price. By the way, it's not a good idea to layer more than two layers, no more than three when using cast. Otherwise, it should be printed.

I have morons of a different nature to deal with lately. Day in and day out.

All fasteners are meant to be hammered in........ but to remove, you screw them out.

What do you want..... bulletin or lettering ?? Bulletin is not for lettering at all, especially a metallic color. Most bulletins will last 10 years.

Upstate new york is most likely the reason. When painting was the only vehicle for lettering, our stuff and most everyone else's would last between 15 & 20 years, but I had some that lasted 25 years quite easily. In fact there's one I was part of painting that's been up since late 1980s and...

Why can't it be hand-lettered ??

For that, you should be good as gold with the one shot/chromatic :thumb: