Can any merchants here do this?

[cajun312]

I have a customer who wants a banner wrap for a old pylon sign. Sign is 10' x 6' and about 12" deep. This would be double sided. Only the top section would be covered, not the pylon.
Any merchants offer these?

Mark

 

[Moze]

If you're talking about covering just the cabinet, the easiest way is to have an awning or banner shop sew together a "toaster cover"...Slips over the top, has grommets at the bottom to tie the bottoms together underneath the cabinet. Easy install and won't blow off.

 

[Letterbox Mike]

We've done several of these. If you PM me your contact info I'll send you a quote!

 

[ironchef]

I heard of someone doing covers for laminators and printers. Anyone here do that?

 

[JMDigital]

I heard of someone doing covers for laminators and printers. Anyone here do that?

I'm in for a cover for my printer! Someone here must do that..

 

[DizzyMarkus]

Never thought of that lol I just use old sheets hehe -- My buddy does upholstry -- if interest sparks I could get him to do pricing---

Markus

 

[amw]

Saw a place on line a while back that made them for plotters. You could also send the size you need/want and they would custom make it.
They were realy nicely made.

Maybe I can find the link.

Marsha

 

[visual800]

it's also called "bagging sign" we did one for covering up at a saturn sign with a mitsubishi dealership, leave it loose though cause you will pay hell on install. Its like putting a condom on a semi truck

 

[cajun312]

This is what I need to cover up. Customer is anticipating to remodel his storefront and install a new sign next year.

 

[Moze]

Will the city allow it to be covered for that amount of time? A lot of ordinances limit temporary covers like that to like 30 days.

 

[cajun312]

Other than our historic district we have zero sign ordinances.

 

[signage]

One of these should do!

 

[Move In Media]

Other than our historic district we have zero sign ordinances.

ooh, freedom to create....