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8x24 car wash sign
- Thread starter kstompaint
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J Hill Designs
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that sparkle wash seems cheap 
Sign Up Graphics
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Sign Up Graphics
Nice job!!!
Nice job!!!
Monsterkidz
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What substrate is that on? Looks awesome in the pic!
kstompaint
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onesource: I agree it's a bit crowded (especially the top left because the "Best Value" was added at the last minute), but the customer wanted all of this info and it had to be this big to be legible from the end of the line... so it got crowded.
Funny you guys would think the price is cheap, I agree but... I put that pic on my facebook and everybody commented that it was ridiculously high. Unfortunately, that's what those of us who are in business seem to have to deal with around here these days.
The substrate is AlumaCorr. It was installed to existing framework.
Funny you guys would think the price is cheap, I agree but... I put that pic on my facebook and everybody commented that it was ridiculously high. Unfortunately, that's what those of us who are in business seem to have to deal with around here these days.
The substrate is AlumaCorr. It was installed to existing framework.
Brands Imaging
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6 4x8 panels??
did you lay the vinyl in your shop or on site?
did you lay the vinyl in your shop or on site?
kstompaint
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Yes, six 4x8 panels and we laid the vinyl in our shop.
kstompaint
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Yea, that's how we did it. We printed the panels with a 1" bleed. Application started with one of the middle panels and worked from there out with just 2 panels up on the table at a time. It only took 2 of us an hour or so to apply.
There was an existing 6'x24' frame made of 1"x1" aluminum tubing. There were vertical braces every 4', but they were spaced back 1". We bolted the Alumacorr through the frame around the edges and used u-bolts from the back on the vertical braces with a 1"block to compensate for the offset. At the top, I tied the panels together with the plates that came with the u bolts.
There was an existing 6'x24' frame made of 1"x1" aluminum tubing. There were vertical braces every 4', but they were spaced back 1". We bolted the Alumacorr through the frame around the edges and used u-bolts from the back on the vertical braces with a 1"block to compensate for the offset. At the top, I tied the panels together with the plates that came with the u bolts.