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Thank you! Do you think either would endure a windy area for quite a long bit of time? Which do you think would perform better - the perforated, or the 18oz? Thanks again!

I have a customer who has had vinyl banners about 15' x 4' installed by driving 3 of those green metal stakes into the ground and attaching with cord through grommets. They put these out in a place that gets quite a bit of wind, and the banners are torn apart within a few weeks. They are...

Oh yeah sorry I can search Google I just thought maybe some of ya'll experts would have experience with someone in particular. Thanks!

I sent an email to peachtree - waiting to hear back. Who else would you recommend?

I guess you're right. Just the color of it made me think wood. I don't know if this sign is actually made of wood on the arch - I've been told by several people it's probably foam.

How would you get the wood look with aluminum? I guess I could wrap it with vinyl?

Thanks a lot for the tip. I'm checking them out now.

That's really cool what you did with the wall!

Thanks! Thanks for all the welcome messages that I'm just now seeing - didn't set this up to notify me of replies. Anyway - have a killer day.

A client of mine wants me to help him make a sign for his new practice and showed me a picture of one he liked. I do not know where to get/how to make the arched piece at the top of this sign. I would appreciate any advice or info on what these are called or where to get them. Thanks!

Hello ya'll. My first post. I took over a printing & signage business in October, before which I had no experience with large format printing. I now own a Versacamm VP-540 and am having some trouble printing on poster paper the previous owner used. It's océ HPSTRSOL from Fellers. I'm posting...

I've been a graphic designer for years and just got into the signage game about 5 months ago when I took over a business from some folks who were moving out of state for another opportunity. I'm glad to be a member and hope to learn from the pros. So far it's been a mix of fun and frustration...