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Sure, cut the letters, roll the faces red, install with thru the face screws with blocks of pvc to offset. Might not save any money but the material will be reused and the customer will be happy.

"they're not small, neither wholesalers", so you are buying from large format printers/sign shops that aren't in the wholesale business? That's the issue, they aren't interested in your business all that much and when they are working on their own projects that don't have time to deal with you...

Hi Bill, I'd be interested if it could be safely shipped. As I recall there is some bracket you have to use to ship an edge to lock the head or something like that

Thanks You Rex!

Is this a font, or hand designed? Thanks

Be sure you check if you have to provide fire rating

Thank you Tiki! You are the Font Whisperer

Benn trying to figure these two out without any luck. Seems like a really simple sans serif, came close but the Q never matches. Appreciate any help.

Merritt was bought out, it's now Merrittbigcolor.com

We did a big project last year replacing existing banners and adding new ones in a high school gym These were wall mounted. They wanted to get away from the banner look so we went with PVC. Looked great.

Try Wyld GFI in New Jersey

Cool, I have one working and one parts. If a working one becomes available near me for a reasonable price I would snag it

Either wrap or paint. Either way it's not cheap or easy, but the right design will make it lees painful. For instance a nice sky full of clouds with a few vintage planes. Actually a hybrid design, paint a cloud mural and add some vinyl print planes

I have a Subaru Wagon in addition to our full size pick up. Can fir lots of signs in it and if needed it has a nice roof rack.

Yep, we still get this spec too. The only part we follow is the 3/4" MDO substrate. Other than that we may do a full print, or vinyl letters. If it's a private contractor that's been handed those specs thye'll usually opt for a ACM sign

I haven't has a source in years

Mount them to a plate and then attach that to the roof with tech screws and silicone over the screws.

Just found this hiding behind some cans on a shelf. I've been using substitutes for years, but this was THE stuff.

Are you selling hand painted signs, or signs that you hand paint? If your market is to the people who want a handcrafted product and value the skill involved you should be charging a premium price. I don't see a way to make that into a price chart, too many variables. Time, materials & overhead...

We ran into that when re-skinning and old sign that turned out to have been re-skinned once already over porcelain. We would whack it first with a nail punch, still went through a lot of bits