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MT Mai Tai Tiki Socialite Exotic Isle of Alameda Joined: Mar 21, 2004 Posts: 1438	MT Mai Tai Posted posted on Wed, Aug 27, 2008 5:44 PM That is a good price, Perry! Remarkably, I think the preliminary rough quote that I got for printing directly onto the sheet of acrylic was approximately $10 a square foot as well, or roughly $200 bucks. The size of the sign that I need is maximum 94 inches by 34 inches, so that should be approximately 22 sq ft, or roughly $200. They are looking into getting the price down further. Thanks for the info, guys. Yeah, I have someone that is giving me a Bro' hookup on this deal, so they are checking into the prices, especially printing onto the acrylic sheet. They had no idea what the cost was on printing onto the vinyl sheet as well, so I'm curious to see what the price difference will be. I'll check into a light box from a sign shop, that is a great idea. But I have no problem assembling one out of wood, it shouldn't be that difficult. I just have to make sure that I can easily remove the plastic backlit sheet with the image on it, so I can change out the light bulbs when they eventually burn out.

That is a good price, Perry! Remarkably, I think the preliminary rough quote that I got for printing directly onto the sheet of acrylic was approximately $10 a square foot as well, or roughly $200 bucks. The size of the sign that I need is maximum 94 inches by 34 inches, so that should be approximately 22 sq ft, or roughly $200. They are looking into getting the price down further.

Thanks for the info, guys. Yeah, I have someone that is giving me a Bro' hookup on this deal, so they are checking into the prices, especially printing onto the acrylic sheet. They had no idea what the cost was on printing onto the vinyl sheet as well, so I'm curious to see what the price difference will be.

I'll check into a light box from a sign shop, that is a great idea. But I have no problem assembling one out of wood, it shouldn't be that difficult. I just have to make sure that I can easily remove the plastic backlit sheet with the image on it, so I can change out the light bulbs when they eventually burn out.

Post #404560 by Mai Tai on Wed, Aug 27, 2008 5:44 PM