Sign in progress...

[Moze]

Home sick, so took advantage of the time to get this assembled. Pretty simple, nothing mind-blowing...

2" Signfoam laminated with .125" orange acrylic. Tagline has an additional layer of .125" black acrylic overlay with cut-out letters. Letters and tagline are mounted to a 3'-0" x 9'-0" x 2" aluminum pan panel.

 

[phototec]

NICE work, did you cut the letters with your CNC router?

 

[Rick]

Nice, very clean...

 

[Saw Trax]

Looks great! I love mixing different substrates like that.

 

[neato]

Looking good Moze!

 

[Jillbeans]

Nice and simple...just the way I like it.
Love...Jill

 

[Moze]

Thanks for the compliments.

NICE work, did you cut the letters with your CNC router?

Thanks...I sub out the materials and just handle the assembly and installation.

I like the decor in your shop....

That's a nice-looking sign. Also curious whether you cut everything yourself or had them done somewhere, can't say I've worked with foam+acrylic combos before although I've seen samples. I guess it allows you to get the thickness without spending tons on thick acrylic?

Either way, nice work

lol...the benefits of home office. Comfy work environment, free drinks and food, good music.

Yeah, the foam and acrylic just give it a different look....gives it some dimension and color at a pretty decent price.

 

[FatCat]

What do you use to laminate the acrylic to the Signfoam - 3M 467MP or glue?

 

[Moze]

I had the vendor adhere the acrylic, but they use silicone for outdoor signs and epoxy for indoor.

 

[704signs]

Another benefit of working from home... Get to catch up on stuff while sick ...LOL I feel your pain

 

[Moze]

Yeah, I've had to cancel most of my stuff for the week but have still wound up working full days. Not sure how that happened. Installed two sets of aluminum letters on stone monuments today and did some other odds and ends. I should have kept it a normal work week. I would have worked less.