Hey, I work in a sign shop!

[chefchris]

omg, let me tell you. i hate weeding hp vinyl, or anything chrome, or crap like that. And here lately, one of our cutters is cutting too deep, into the backing paper. So when you try and apply it to something, the paper sticks where the vinyl is. Most annoying thing ever. And the other cutter doesn't cut deep enough, so all of the letters want to come up. It's a no win situation.

And we've only got 3 guys working there, but the boss doesn't usually show up till about 1:30 or so and the other guy is my best friend.

[CoventryCat86]

NOW he tells me!!

Do you do political lawn signs?

[chefchris]

NOW he tells me!!

Do you do political lawn signs?

yes we do. they are called coroplast.

[CoventryCat86]

yes we do. they are called coroplast.

Ah, are those the ones that are on what looks like corrugated cardboard but it's plastic?

[chefchris]

Ah, are those the ones that are on what looks like corrugated cardboard but it's plastic?

that's it. we have it in white, gray, black, red, navy, baby blue, yellow ... that's all i can remember right now.

the usual size is 18x24, but we do 12x18 and 24x36. And we can do any size because we get them in big 4x8 sheets and just cut them off of there.

[CoventryCat86]

that's it. we have it in white, gray, black, red, navy, baby blue, yellow ... that's all i can remember right now.

the usual size is 18x24, but we do 12x18 and 24x36. And we can do any size because we get them in big 4x8 sheets and just cut them off of there.

They hold up much better in the weather than the paper ones do. They cost more but I think the extra cost is worth it. We've reused these signs for three elections cycles now:

[Evillepaintball]

hmmm, How much is one of the 18x24 signs with basic lettering?