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Looks to be just clear vinyl, albeit a new convex clear, which can be used for reverse printing decals.

If you are bonding two layers of 1/2" pvc together you can screw & glue a couple of hanging straps into the sign between the layers.

Vacant space? Unless this is one of those high end places that like to spend lots of money on marketing- print on paper or poly and tape to the inside of the glass. Save the client lots of money and you look like a hero.

Agree, a little more info would be good. What you're doing now doesn't sound terrible when dealing with lots of small signs. We have some board with nails driven thru them so points are up to put letters on when we are painting them. Some version of that may work. I think I would search what...

Matthews or Gemini and as was said, they're polished brass, not gold

I would probably print, laminate, apply to 1/4" pvc and frame with pvc molding.

A protective film that can't handle transfer tape? Sounds like you have a mess on your hands.

That is a new one to me. Is her tint a film or is the glass itself tinted? You did the intsall and didn't notice it? Have you tried cleaning it?

geez....that's being a little thin skinned. Interesting to note that of the top contributors to this site half are dead or gone...

I'd prefer to print transparent on chrome vinyl...but it may work both ways.

I never liked the "they take customers I don't want" theory. Every person who uses a hack is a potential lost client. Lots of customers start out cheap and ignorant but some of them turn into long term repeat customers. And those places that are "giving it away" because they have no overhead"...

I thought gold leaf on trucks was always cleared otherwise it would get scratched

Yep, for real leaf I'd be double if I had to do it on site. They look nice with a accent stripe too.

Cut.

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Nope, not without written legal documentation from their lawyer that authorizes you to remove them. Even then, I probably wouldn't do it. Who are your current and future clients? This absentee landlord or the local business owners who may get a bad impression of you?

Double face tape. If you must elevate them more a board with nails points up, push down slighlty

They look like this....

I don't like PVC for signs like that. Use 3mm ACM , cost isn't much different.

Coro is not going to last. If you are in the business you should put the best sign out there you can. A laminated print on new ACM, or use the existing and flip as was suggested is the minimum.