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Reynobond Sign : Seal Glass Ltd
This is a sign a did about a week ago, 10 8ft by 4ft sheets of reynobond and blue vinyl. All applied on my own and then fitted with a friend off 2 sets of ladders.
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Nice work! – How did you manage to get it in the back of your pick-up though (!) (!) 😀 😀 😀
Gary
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OK so what did you do with the drain pipe then
chris
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I don’t think it was a drain pipe Chris, its the expansion joint in the building !!!!.
😀Nice work…..but risky off ladders!!!!
Darryl
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Expansion joint connecting to the guttering?
April the 1st went weeks ago.
(is this a photoshop job or my tft just crap? ) 😛
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The rainwater pipe is sunken in the brickwork I think. Great one for detail those Victorians!
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Hi mate.. Great work!
Im a little confused on the pipe too.. If sunken then that explains it I suppose. 🙄Regarding fitting etc. what type of trim, backing etc did you use to fit this and did you come across any sagging of panels. If so, what did you find best to prevent/help this?
Regarding design.. Constructive criticism:
I would have made the numbers much smaller. A sign this size doesn’t, or shouldn’t need the numbers to be emphasized over all else.
The logo I would have lowered slightly to align with the second line of text and the BSI logo ide have made smaller too..
This is a huge sign, so anything on it should be big and well spaced.. I just feel things a little too big.Thanks for showing mate. Great work 😉
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Off a pair of ladders? 😮 😮 Are you madder than a mad person who is quite mad? 😮 😮
Brilliant job though and your co. vehicle is a real stunner! Bet that turns some heads when you roll up for a sign job 😀
Cheers, Dewi
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Nice job, but surely this is the proof not the actual sign in the flesh? (There is too much dithering on the lower right edge) But may be I am wrong, come on put us out of our missery. 🙄
Dave
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Nice one……Cool truck too 😀
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dave
the sign has the same lens distortion as the building
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To answer Rob first, we mounted 3×1 battoning to the wall around the edge and where each sheet would join first, then lifted each sheet into place, fixed with 2 screws at the top to take the weight and then the rest of the way around. Then just fastened 1 inch alu angle around to tidy the edges.
The drainpipe is sunken into the wall.
It took 2 of us about 6 hours from start to finish to fit.
Any more questions?
Also another photo from another angle.
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Thanks for the info cleared a few things up.
Well done on a nice job
Cheers
Dave
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