How strong is Dibond? I used a blow touch, hammer and SUV to find out

[858Graphics]

[video=youtube;SxR8gYArQBI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxR8gYArQBI&feature=youtu.be[/video]

The full blog post
http://www.858graphics.com/Blog/dib...int-using-blow-torches-hammers-and-suv-s.html

 

[J Hill Designs]

rofl...love the video title -- 'giant' SUV - :ROFLMAO:

[video=youtube;7ZeFDe44Ddo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZeFDe44Ddo&feature=kp[/video]

 

[fozzie]

Not getting it. 20 visible hammer dents and still "good as new"

 

[StopSignGraphics]

Not getting it. 20 visible hammer dents and still "good as new"

Agreed.

A more accurate description would be "it's still usable as a sign"

~Chris

 

[John Butto]

stupidisasstupiddoes

I look just as good as the Dibond after all that.

 

[GAC05]

Could have been ADA compliant if he had flipped it over and hit it from the back


wayne k
guam usa

 

[Bly]

... then it was packed and sent to the customer.

 

[858Graphics]

Ok point well taken. The sign doesn't look like new I'll agree, I was trying to point out that after all the abuse it is still a very usable sign.

 

[Desert_Signs]

Show what happens when you bend it....

 

[player]

"As good as new."

 

[Mike Paul]

Looks like some of the panels Tubelite tried to deliver to my shop...