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there are other materials that will last longer outdoors. have you looked at Gemini? https://www.geminisignproducts.com/ If MDO has to be used, it does need to have a cover over it to block the sun. the UV is your biggest adversary.

this is a question more suited for your CPA The NAICS # is issued by the comptroller office your NAICS also affects your insurance rate, example 33995 Sign Manufacturing is a higher rate when compared to 54143 Graphic Design Services b/c "Manufacturing" has tools and falls under the...

no material will withstand racing, regardless of the grade of material. use what you have for printing and put a UV Lamination over it. "should" last a few months. any of the media suppliers will have differenet grades of materials Since you have design capabilities, find a printer that you...

BigfishDM has holographic film

Seen and experienced this too many times Now ALL of our proofs are tagged and must be signed.

I'm guessing you don't have Corel to open the original file? that the reason for the other formats? When you view in wireframe or with nodes, what are you seeing? my guess is an auto trace of a pixilated logo, that wasn't cleaned up and then vector was added to it.

hollow back letters have limited contact points, so the adhesive backing will not work. * re-tap the current letter * make new letters I'm sure there are options, but I cannot think of one that is going to offer structural integrity Why would you have to drill through the brick? unless these...

are you looking for just the wood portion? if so, that is easy to cut on a table saw. we typically use JDS Industries...

Sun exposure is a VERY important factor for us here in the South. from our testing, the ARLON SLX has matched if not outperformed the other "brands"

while I am NOT a GB fanboy, his guest is the reason why this podcast was referenced. to the OP, I do use and love google maps, very helfup tool

:software neat feature but at what cost?

We like HEXIS frosted, the air channel allow for dry install and cannot be seen once installed.

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is the "blue" vinyl? * reverse plotter white vinyl, stick white to thin blue polystyrene. * reverse plotter white vinyl, use blue vinyl as the "transfer tape" onto the white. ** make sure the "white" is the same size as the blue, so the blue "sticks" onto the backing paper of the white

we use MDF 5x10x3/4 for the base and then put a piece of PVC 5x10x12mm for the surface. gets and takes a lot of abuse. when we notice burs, we take a razor and "shave" the surface smooth again, flip it over for side 2. Toss and order a new piece as needed. don't like using glass, dulls blades...

BAD IDEA!!! "MOST" signs/graphics need to get lamination, especially since you are running machines with easy scratching inks Just like vinyl, there are different grades, make sure you use CAL or CAST as dictated by the project, and that matches the print vinyl Yes, there are certain times...

Why can you not re-attach with studs? if the studs are broken in the letters, do you have the ability to re-tap / make new threaded holes? are these flat or cast letters? if flat, coat the back with liquid adhesive and "stick" to the wall

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