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This might sound crazy and be totally wrong but just an idea. What if you lay a permanent silver vinyl on the back of the acrylic and then glued/taped them to the aluminum substrate.... Signs101 members don't throw stones, just trying to come up with something!!!!:banghead:

Yea i cant tell much from the new picture. The only sign I see of it is on the first picture. On the T and E right on the tip of where i circled it seems to be a little gap. Edit: If it is aluminium its pretty thick(Could possibly be another substrate wrapped in aluminum vinyl . It may not be...

The picture looks to me like the aluminum is routed out and the letters just fit in place. I could be wrong but that's a possibility.

Apply etch to second acylic substrate and mount behind the sign might be the only way.

Just watched the video... Amazing work!

Looks great. I really like the color combo

Small world Monroe, La is actually my home town. My mom is the architect of the house Willie and Korie's just had built. I went home for Christmas and go a tour of it in the building process.

We have done it many times for a certain client. We told him the risks and that we cant warrenty it. The first one he did was about 2 years ago and he still comes back for more. They are about 4'x4' prints.

We are a company located in Tomball Texas (North Houston). I am looking for a contact for a contract vehicle wrapper. Our productions manager installs our wraps currently but we have become to busy to have him working on one project for a day or tow. We don't do a lot of wraps, maybe 6 or 7 a...

What is the wall? brick? tin? stone?

Do you apply to acylic wet or dry?

Industrial CNC. www.industrialcnc.com

Yea, when it came to setting it up the first time it was a nightmare! Im new to all cnc stuff as of last year so i bet if i stepped on a nice machine it would be night and day and i would hate the industrial CNC! It works for what i do at the moment but after reading this i feel like im dealing...

We have a Industrial CNC. I was skeptical when my boss bought. Me being the production guy i was scared i was going to be manning a POS. But its been about a year and a half now and i cut with it a few times a week and i have to say it has been great! We have the artisan 408 4x8. Its a great...

Yes, we reversed the image and printed onto the laminate. Then laminated over the image (with the same avery laminate), then mounted to the back of the acylic wet. Worked perfectly and was really easy actually.

We actually used avery dol 1080. It was optically clear, and we had it in stock. We tested a couple print and the ink held well on them so we went with it. Printed on a Roland sp-540v.

Again, thanks for all the info! Here is the finished product!

On that particular one im not doing a white backer. Just trying to get info on both styles

Can anyone give me a recommendation on optically clear laminate that is solvent printable?

yea, thats the main problem we had with phototex. We stopped using it because of this. Wish i had a solution for you!