Sign making help NOOB

[funghi2]

Yeah, It probably won't do too well outside in rain, I just meant to keep the inks from smearing... then again, who knows.... how did it do?
You can go cheaper than Aquanet, go to the dollar tree and load up.

its bled a little but its acceptable for what i need it to do. thanks again

 

[funghi2]

You would be surprised, printed plans are the bread and butter of where I now run the sign and graphic department & I'm constantly laminating plans, sometimes with dry-erase lamination, and mounting them to foam board.

Probably a page or two andy? must cost big money to laminate a full set.

 

[Andy D]

Probably a page or two andy? must cost big money to laminate a full set.

Usually it's 4-6 pages, I did 7 24"x36" on foam board yesterday.
It's usually for large jobs where the contractor wants to have them on the wall of the onsite
office.

 

[funghi2]

Yes I see that done when a presentation has to be made to the community board or landmarks committee something like that

 

[funghi2]

When you say laminate them, are you talking about the cold press type or the Thermal?

 

[Andy D]

A cold lamination on one side only, so it's not moisture proof.
They like to take dry erase markers and make temporary notes.
I also keep a roll of 52" poster paper, if they want something more rigid, but still rolls up.

 

[Texas_Signmaker]

 

[funghi2]

A cold lamination on one side only, so it's not moisture proof.
They like to take dry erase markers and make temporary notes.
I also keep a roll of 52" poster paper, if they want something more rigid, but still rolls up.

How much does that run to laminate a 24x36 sheet?

 

[funghi2]

Dammm that's good

 

[Andy D]

How much does that run to laminate a 24x36 sheet?

PM and I will tell you.

 

[funghi2]

pm'd