One of my clients, a mid-sized advertising company was asking me if I could find someone to paint a sign in Brooklyn new york. I am not seeing a lot of guys painting signs these days, everyone is going digital printing, is there anyone still interested in this type of work in the new york metro area? The size is about 20ft X 50 ft, so apparently you need a boom truck or crane to do it.
And also do we need to get a permit for painted signs? thansk.
Posted by mike meyer (Member # 542) on :
Peter.....I'd love to do it...there should be contacts there in the city on what you CAN and CANNOT do....get er' all set-up and I'll come out and paint it! Call Ronan Paint ..they are in the Bronx they might know a thing er' two......
Posted by FranCisco Vargas (Member # 145) on :
Well Peter after reading your post, if you get all the right permits, lifts and 'if Mike' goes. Get me a flight and set me up, throw a few dollars in my pocket...I'll join him. I never been to New York and that would be a good reason to see the Big Apple!!
Posted by Joey Madden (Member # 1192) on :
Paul Blair ' the Brooklyn Brush ' 718- 629-0099 his business name is Letters and Lines. He's been in business 20 or so years without a computer. Call him!
Posted by Scott Telfer (Member # 3949) on :
Give us a shout if you need someone to fetch Coffee.
Posted by Peter Crossing (Member # 4009) on :
Thanks for all the info.
It turns out that the location is in a C1 zoning area, which basically means we can not put any sign more than 150sqft. That silly law was written back in the 60s and should have been changed long time ago. errrh, it really sucks.
