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and you can set the plotter to go back to the start position after cutting in case it needs another pass.

I get it Phil. You are in a different, though related, type of business and getting paid for your time is the only way you make an income. You're not making a profit from marking up materials or labor, it's strictly a time based income. What I can't believe is business bitched about a $15 fee.

at least they don't wanted a engineer stamped drawing

What Fred said.

If it doesn't have the file type of the new software you may find that an .ai or .eps export will import just fine into your new software. Sometimes it requires a little experimenting to see which works best.

Yes, start with seeing if there is an epxort function and what files options it has.

I would try to find an awning wholesaler...as local as you can.

Yep, like Texas and Johnny. Another variation is make it as a large A frame, add a couple cross members on the bottom for the weights. Speeds set up on site

As others suggested I would put the ball in his court...politely, asking what he thinks is fair since you usual policy is no returns. I'd hope for a compromise of a 50/50 split and he keeps the signs.

as has been said - both

Not asking for it, but I thought it would look better if they matched. Plus I like to look of phototex for "corporate" office wall applications

We did a couple 10'x7' wall murals in the same area, don't remember if it was Photex or another brand, and they have held well. But I it sounds like I should go with something a little more aggressive.

I have a job to apply 2'x12' panels on a sloped wall/ceiling. I would like to use something that can be removed but will stick well. Is phototex or similar a good product? I have only used it on flat walls.

Like they said, the sales/manufactures reps are a good source, combined with online research. It does take a while to get a feel for what works best in different situations and often there isn't only one good solution. That being said, we are also in a time of constant new and improved products...

I'm not sure about that framing detail. I did a quick search for similar shapes and they all seem to have a peak as part of the structure. And I agree, with all the detail in the frame I hope the sign shape and details are similar

Yep, Moze turned us onto Lexel and it is the best.

Are they on blocks or threaded directly into letters? If they are flay we trace them (or plot a pattern) and dab the hole with a paint marker and lay in place and push. If they are blocks we use the shorty stud method.

For a great backlit print try Wyld Graphics in New Jersey. You want a day/night print which is actually two layers.

Yes, I will go back to the client and tell them to save back,

Is Scott still around?Looks like something they made