How to replace this sign face?

[jtiii]

Existing customer - nobody knows who did the sign originally - what do I need for this? Apparently it got sucked out in a storm.

 

[Billct2]

Acrylic with jewelite trim. Take a rubbing of ends of face to get shape.

 

[Scotchbrite]

What Billct2 said.

 

[James Burke]

Existing customer - nobody knows who did the sign originally - what do I need for this? Apparently it got sucked out in a storm.
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Ooooohhh! I know the answer...

Pat, I'd like to solve the puzzle. The missing panel used to say "GOYAKOD". But that was before the pandemic...and "money for nuthin" became more than just a song.

(For the uninitiated...the sign is for Michigan Works! It's our stage agency responsible for providing job seekers with support, training, resume services, etc...).

I've been a recipient of educational benefits of the small business library at our local MW, and they really are an awesome bunch of caring people. But I have to believe they're feeling more like the Maytag repair man as of late.



JB

 

[Texas_Signmaker]

Ooooohhh! I know the answer...

Pat, I'd like to solve the puzzle. The missing panel used to say "GOYAKOD". But that was before the pandemic...and "money for nuthin" became more than just a song.

(For the uninitiated...the sign is for Michigan Works! It's our stage agency responsible for providing job seekers with support, training, resume services, etc...).

I've been a recipient of educational benefits of the small business library at our local MW, and they really are an awesome bunch of caring people. But I have to believe they're feeling more like the Maytag repair man as of late.



JB

Huh?

 

[brdesign]

To find out who originally did it check with the permitting office to see if they still have a copy of the permit with the sign company's name. Also, look for a UL label stuck somewhere on the sign.

 

[Gino]

That's a joke. Nobody here believes in getting permits, so why would anyone else ??