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URGENT – how long will euroflute/correx last for outdoors?
How long will euroflute/correx last for outdoors?
Will it be good for at least 12months?
Thanks, Peter
PS Urgency is I need to get back to customer before 5pm
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8 Replies
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As long as you use a good quality primer / undercoat, and sand down bet……….. Sorry wrong thread.
12 months, no problems, have seen one down the road from me thats been there for atleast 4 years !
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we fitted an 8′ x 4′ correx sign to a wall in June 2003 and its still up there now and still looks great.
Carrie 😀
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Thanks guys 😀
So it wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say it should outlast a banner left up permenantly then?
Also how does £194 for 4 off 8 by 4’s lettered up sound – reasonable I hope – supply only?
Thanks, Pete
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Non-biodegradeable polyprop?
About fifty million years. 🙁
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quote magpie:Also how does £194 for 4 off 8 by 4’s lettered up sound – reasonable I hope – supply only?
I would say too cheap. I would be selling them for quite a bit more than that.
Carrie 😀
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quote Lee Jones:As long as you use a good quality primer / undercoat, and sand down bet……….. Sorry wrong thread.12 months, no problems, have seen one down the road from me thats been there for atleast 4 years !
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :praise2:
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4 correx sheets and approx 10m of vinyl ~ £200 – not enough IMHO
Cost of materials alone is about a hundred quid after you’ve taken application tape etc into account.
I’d have thought around £300 – £75 each would be more like it.
Mark
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On reflection I can see that I’m perhaps a little on the low side.
Although I got materials to around £70 inc vat, doubled this up for my profit (running total £140ish) then 2 hours labour @ £25 making a grand total of £190 ish. If he wants delivery this will be a separate charge.
It seemed fair while rushing the quote, but when you look at £50/per panel it seems low.
Thanks everyone who chipped in, especially the funnies.
Peter
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