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Refacing old Chevron sign...Help

jwmedia

New Member
Here are pics....

Here are some pictures to those of you still willing to help. I want to apologize to all who I was rude to, but I just never have been great at taking and accepting rudeness directed toward me for no reason.

However, here are the pictures. I have two pictures that I took with my phone (not the best quality on an Aria) and one that I drew up to help you guys and gals understand a bit better. Let me know if you would need any further info.

I really do appreciate those willing to help...especially the ones who offer it without insults.

THANKS!
 

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daveb

General Know-it-all
I really hate to say this :banghead::banghead: but :banghead::banghead: Mosh was probably right. Looks like a flex face retrofit would be the simplest solution. If your really intent on a formed face... either Milliken or World Wide Sign Systems would probably do a pretty good job.
 

jwmedia

New Member
I really hate to say this :banghead::banghead: but :banghead::banghead: Mosh was probably right. Looks like a flex face retrofit would be the simplest solution. If your really intent on a formed face... either Milliken or World Wide Sign Systems would probably do a pretty good job.

Thanks! I'll check them out and see the best road to take...You don't think there would be any way to make a pan face with 1.5" flange work?
 

daveb

General Know-it-all
Thanks! I'll check them out and see the best road to take...You don't think there would be any way to make a pan face with 1.5" flange work?
Not sure I'm understanding, I think you're wanting a pan without a flange. The flange is the part that goes outward parallel to the face on a normal pan face. Problem would be getting the EXACT measurements, the big sign companies can waste a few pieces of plex until they get their molds set up right and then mass produce these puppies. With a retainer system like that, if you're off a little there's no way to adjust. Definitely go with polycarbonate and not acrylic.
 

Billct2

Active Member
OK, since you actually posted up the pictures and a sketch
so now I understand the problem...
I think you might be able to use a regular pan face with flange.
You'll just have to make retainers
 

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SouthTexSignGuy

New Member
Dualite in Cedar Hill, TX makes replacement Chevron faces for these type cabinets. Maybe they could make you a blank one to fit the existing retainer set up you have. You will need to know if its a C45,C60 or C78 cabinet. Or as others have stated you will have to do some kind of retro fit to install any other type faces.
 

Sign Prophet

New Member
Dualite in Cedar Hill, TX makes replacement Chevron faces for these type cabinets. Maybe they could make you a blank one to fit the existing retainer set up you have. You will need to know if its a C45,C60 or C78 cabinet. Or as others have stated you will have to do some kind of retro fit to install any other type faces.

+1 for Dualite.
 

visual800

Active Member
order reg pans and keep in place with aluminum angle iron is what I would do also..some signs wint worth messing with sometimes lol
 
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