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In my area (Monroe, Michigan) most local municipalities only allow large murals on buildings if the are "artistic in nature", meaning no company logos, no business names, no services or products, no phone numbers or other "advertising elements". If an ordinance such as these exist in your area...

Yeah, conduit is not a post, so 1.5 sq ft of sign attached (presumably outside) would be a risk I wouldn't take.

Buy this tool (double blade vinyl backing cutter) - cuts a piece about 5/8"out of the backer. No more worries.

Cheap and solar, in the same sentence - now THAT is funny!

Nice, unclebun. :rock-n-roll:

I bought a Graphtec FC7000-130 in 2009, and still use it on a daily basis. I have only replaced the cutting strip and blades in 15 years.

With so little details given, my answer to "standard pricing per sqft" is no. Perhaps with more details we can be of help (perhaps).

Do you mean patterns247.com?

Edwardian Script ITC, reduced width to 97.9%, with 0.01 outline - looks right to me.

Welcome to the group from Michigan, USA.

Welcome. :rock-n-roll:

The acrylic track turns hazy, the clear acrylic backer turns hazy, or both?

Willow Std (Light) - commercial font

I guess my question is why do you need it? Let the client know you don't have this (cough, awful, cough) letter style, and offer a more legible one (one you already have licensed).

Any adhesive used (whether it holds or not) will leave marks on the bricks if (and more likely, when) a change is necessary. As ProSign TN said, mortar joint stud mount will not damage the bricks, and it will be easy to drill into the mortar. Also, it is easy to repair holes in mortar.

Hendricks Vacuum Form is in Ohio. I have bought many faces over the years - even drove from Monroe, MI to pick up.an urgent order due South of Akron, OH.

I have been calling the result of Rapid Remover on adhesive "snot" for years - not heard anyone else call it that, LOL.

Another bull$hit email to watch out for - really annoying to get so many in one day from different emails (mostly @gmail accounts). We are writing to let you know that frost cambria <xxxxxxx@gmail.com> has given you access to view events on the Google Calendar called " The bank is currently...

Begone with your wares you wish to sell as you protray yourself as a community member.

I'm glad you did, and thanks for responding. (edited typing errro)