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How about something like this?

The crayon ones are pretty easy. Use a round post which can be purchased from most post & panel suppliers. Make the top from HDU. Paint and vinyl to finish.

Sandman mentioned using Tan smalts. I have done signs with royal blue and burgandy smalts. I've seen some that used two colors of smalt, really looked nice. I just did a quick search and Letterhead Sign Supply has a lot of great colors. https://smalts.letterheadsignsupply.com/

Where are you guys getting smalts these days? Particularly colors.

hopefully he understands the concept of 50% down 50% on install or maybe he'd go for 150% with 25% rebated after completion

Old thread, but it's a good topic. We are in a great area for suppliers. I buy most of my vinyl and other materials from Garston. They deliver daily on their own trucks, unless it's a small order that can be ups'd. My back up is Nepco, deliver 3 days a week on their own truck. I get good...

We have x amount of paid days off depending on how long you're here. So that's what they are supposed to use it for. I had one guy get it and he didn't want to stay out 10 days and since we have a divided space he came in and worked some half days in the back by himself. I appreciated it since...

Yep, I have seen similar situations. I guess I'd ask the zeo what would they need for documents for replacing two existing signs with two of the same.. that they are gone may not hurt or may quash the whole thing.

Yea, no lightbox so I use pounce if I have to, showing my age. I also try to cut ahead of time, gets a little easier to see once it relaxes a bit. also weed sectioning can help

Yea, I used to love the challenge, now I like a coffee and donut.

I don't think you can see blown pixels, at least not that I've heard of. And the blown pixel issues I have seen are usually a straight line of missing foil. That looks like it could just be a dirty head. Try cleaning more.

I just looked at those, looks like they only come up to 3x8, and $575 (plus shipping probably) with no wheels. Our tables are 4x8 or 5x8. That bottom shelf is kinda useless. We put full size shelves under ours.

You should check with your utility/state to see if there are any rebate programs. We upgraded to all new led fixtures and the state/utility picked up half the cost. The color is way better than the old florescent tubes we had.

Thanks to both of you. I had looked at both those fonts but not those particular variants

or so I thought. None of the identifiers came up with this one. Thanks to anyone who can help

We have them stored everyway you can think of. Coro and pvc on flat racks since it will bend. We have an old home depot type vertical rack on wheels that gets acm, plastics, thick pvc. A lot of stuff never gets past leaning on the wall after unloading since it goes right into production. And...

Yes, we use the steel ACM often. It cuts and shears fine. Haven't routed but assume it would be fine.

I don't trust luster board, had some failures. We've used the ones with coro cores but it's a pin to fill the edges to make it look smooth

10mm ACM? That's plenty sturdy. But I miss signs that were 3/4" + thick. Especially if it's a hanging sign or between posts. That chunky profile looks good. That's why i was thinking 1/2" or even 3/4" PVC with dibond faces would be nice. I'm surprised someone isn't making something like that, at...

That makes sense, I've used the 3M to bond metal laminate to pvc or gator, but those were interior jobs.