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yes, I don't believe he had a permit for that large sign. Yes, it is huge, very noticeable at night lit up to travelers going east/west on NYS Thruway. Perhaps a more politically balanced message would have had both candidates' names, and the word Vote.

Please be careful when you sand it, there may be lead in the paint. I still use Oil base enamels, usually the bulletin enamels. Longer dry process. I then letter with good cast vinyl.

Welcome, nice work.

I believe I joined here in April 2003. Best experience and advice professionally I ever had. Thank you all.

I was here when Fred started posting, I believe in May '03. He had an amazing knowledge, and an incredible gift to help others. He helped us think, see, learn, feel. My contacts with Fred were always friendly, informative, personable, I always felt he made me and everyone better people. Thank...

Try Hyatts in Buffalo, they ship quick and are great to deal with. https://www.hyatts.com/art/one-shot-sign-enamel-1.2739

If you can export .ai file, can you import that .ai file into the any of the software's you mentioned? I liked Designart 5 back in the day, when they updated to Designart2000 or whatever, it had a lot of issues for us. I do not have any old copies of the software.

I use and like Rapid Prep. I think there is a better product than Rapid Remover, http://crystaltek.us.com/crystaltek-vinyl-off.htm

that is very beautiful and inspiring.

perhaps fatcat could that be the person?

That is not the product I referenced, UV Aquathane water based would be the product, yes it dries to a pretty hard finish unless you put it on to thick.

I recommend mdo if you can find, plywood outdoors is mostly shorter term from my experience. I use a lot of mdo, prime with water based Zinser, or Kilz. Topcoat with Ronan bulltin enamel oil base, clear with Ronan UV Absorber when fully cured. The oil enamel dries longer this may not work for...

I like your style.

prime with Zinsers water based, go over with oil base enamel, let it dry according to directions on can, certain colors take longer than others to dry. Doing this outdoors may have other challenges, temp, weather, etc.

for the first time ever, I agree with bob

I do what Jeff describes, has worked for me also.

I take application tape and put around foam roller before I paint, takes off anything on the roller itself. Hard to get speck free in my opinion unless controlled environment.

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https://www.hyatts.com/sign/sign-paints-brushes-3.8724 Ronan is another, https://www.fineartstore.com/s-1185-paint.aspx