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OK. This is probably what I would look at, but Bigfish may have a good option. https://davinci-technologies.com/product/alumigraphics-grip/

Silly question, but if it's simple lettering, why not paint?

I agree. I would think the type of signs you are talking about don't need a perfect image since lots of details get lost anyhow.

I'd do printed reflective on .063 aluminum. Seems like the job would go quicker, no issues with the surface of the door, and the signs can be reused if doors are painted

Not sure if they do have it but you could try Lexjet and Big Dog

When I started in this business you were lucky if you filled a garbage can in a week. Now you fill one in one job with the weeded materials, backing paper and transfer tape, none of which is recyclable.

Holy Cr*p! I usually don't read these kinds of threads expect when they involve a machine I own...but wow....You are a better person than I because I'd be holding the tech hostage at this point till I got a new machine.

Have you done other work for them? I get stuff like that from regular clients, fences, painting, countertops...

Let us know how it works, that could come in handi

Like Gino showed, put a "balloon" shape around it, easily cut with a jigsaw. To attached use a combination of concrete fasteners and adhesive.

Yes, for a graphic that size it may be simpilest to have it printed and router cut on a sheet of material that is thin enough to bend to the curve.

Middle one, but a pale blue for the CREEK and either the blue or green for post accent

Yea, I wish I had started organizing them back when....now it's a font safari

If they're not illuminated and have a full cover print I would think ACM with vhb'd batten might work.

I also have a cc machine. I've had a few different companies and they always end up raising rates/costs. Last time I wanted to switch asked some of my customers who they were using and if they were happy and went with one of them. Lots of competition in that market.

I hate using it, pvc all the way. So far no client has had a problem when I tell them why and that it will be the same price.

Sure...as good as you want to buy. A good camera is definitely a legit tool in a sign shop.

I want to channel Old Paint....

If it's too rough to pounce no way will paint mask work. You are then into skilled wall dog work using scaled sketches and a grid.