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I need someone in South Florida who can help me source out a 30' long full color readerboard for my companies office. You can call me at AC 561. 939. and then 7000. Ask for me by: Dave. Thanks!!

I need someone in South Florida who can help me source out a 30' long full color readerboard for my companies office. You can call me at AC 561. 939. and then 7000. Ask for me by: Dave. Thanks!!

Rob posted elsewhere on the net that a couple people dropped out and he has two openings.

Don't see mock-up but- Here's one way: If the letters are to be raised you can do the following: Use Western Red Cedar (Vertical grain). Join the boards and glue them with a good outdoor glue, like Titebond 2. Put the whole sign on your mill and route a 3-d woodgrain into it for an increased...

San Francisco? You are in the right part of the country to get Western Red Cedar for this project and it is the right wood for the job. For the stained and sealed part of the project Sikkens products is a great way to go. For paint you can use exterior Acrylics. Want to see a ton of examples...

Red Oak is the waaaay wrong thing to use outside. White Oak is the better choice. Because it doesn't get damaged by water it is used for barrels, outdoor furniture, and was the choice for many years for ship timbers. Make sure when installing you use only galvenized or preferably stainless steel...

One of my clients (A GC) used this: Due to cut backs the light at the end of the tunnel has been turned off until he thought some of his clients might take it the wrong way.

Looks like it is designed for a dimensional sign as well! It's always fun to try to do a relief on a logo that just isn't designed for anything except printing and or painting. I like it!

Hey White Rabbit: You're right up the road from me too. Check this out if you have some time Friday and/or Saturday: http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=102621

Welcome from another South Florida newbie! Check out the workshop at my place on Friday: http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=102621

Hey Craig-It's only about 175 each way!! There's always Amtrak. Since you're a biker I'm also heavily involved in the MS Key Largo Bike Ride in April. Only 100 miles each way or if that's a bit much there's a metric century too.

Thanks Professor! As per usual for South Florida things are coming together at the last minute (only a week and a half to go). One of our local suppliers of sign board materials (Piedmont) is coming to discuss their products and stock supplies, we have a wonderful sign craftsman all the way from...

Well Joe, you know I'd love to see you pull up at my shop! In fact, from what I have been hearing about weather in your neck of the woods lately it might just be a thought for you to enjoy some Ft. Lauderdale sunshine for a few days. You could even drag that ornery English cuss with you!

I'm hoping posting this here is not the wrong place. If so, admin is welcome to move it. Some of you may have seen my event announcement here: http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=102621 We have actually gotten a pretty good number of reservations for interested folks who want...

Typically used as a cabinet catch in conjuction with traditional hinges that don't self close.

BTW-One name for them is brass double ball catch.

Rockler Woodworking has a store in St. Louis. They have them in stock in several sizes

What solvent cleans up any ooze from the 75-AM Ultra Clear? Thanks.

A picky customer on a tight budget can be a pot of gold in disguise. How do you know they are on a tight budget? If they said so then the logical response is "What is your budget?" You may not get a direct answer to that direct a question but you should be able to lead around to it. What is...