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If the issue is drilling in the concrete then tape & lexel or another adhesive would work. We do work on a hostoricconcrete building and drilling into the concrete is avoided if possible, so that's what we do.

"use reflective on aluminum but they would rather not go that route"...another client that wants something that isn't appropriate. WHY?, why, why does it have to be directly on the concrete? You could cut the text from ACM apply reflective and then mount.

That's a new one. We have a couple clients that use outside vendors to run their bills through, but other than the time to set up the account there was no other cost involved. Sounds like a real BS move, we fired out office staff, subbed it out and now want you to pay for it. It would be like we...

I would have a welded frame.

This was made from mahogany, oak & copper. All cut on a bandsaw and hand finished with stain & varnish circa 1980. It was a private vault with security boxes for high end clients

I dont like either

That is a huge banner, getting it to lie flat will be a challenge on a budget. Also you will still need to assess how sound the wall is for anchors. Maybe instead of one big mural you could do a series of panels which would make installation more managable.

Our official hours are 8:30-5:30 M-F Sat by appt. Just wish those were the hours I actually worked.

Wow, Marlene, I never noticed that option before....

Over the years I have had several clients who had to change their name because even though it was a legally registered entity in our state someone somewhere had the name trademarked. And it doesn't even have to be the exact same name, just close enough and in a similar enough business to cause...

Russ's idea is worth a try too. Sometimes I have to try a couple things to fix it.

Create the white as a separate file a little narrower than the red and overprint the red.

I've used suction cup hooks

How to Protect Your Business Name

Add a 4" strip of vinyl to make the border after applying the prints.

Apply the tape and prefold before removing liner.

Good for you. It's one thing to make a mistake underbidding on one job, but if you realize after Truck 1 that the price was too low, the next 19 trucks really suck.

Never heard of some one reviving a Gerber printhead...be interesting to see if anyone had any luck.

I just overlap the tape.

Yep, good job and I like the final mounting solution