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Posted by Jennifer Craig (Member # 3411) on :
 
I was asked to provide a customer with numberd markers to indicate the spaces in a 120 space parking lot. He says he's srung cable above the spaces. He sants me to put the numbers on "small pieces of bare aluminum". He then wants to drill them with a drill press and zip-tie them to the cable.
Are there places to buy small sign blanks that would work for this, or, better yet, premade numbered plaques that I could buy wholesale and sell to him?

He's also interested in No Parking Signs, and other directional signs to be put on various sizes of aluminum sign blanks ( mostly 2' X 4').
Do you know a good source for these?


Thank You for your help!

Jennifer
 
Posted by Jon Butterworth (Member # 227) on :
 
I dont have a source for you in USA Jenny but I would use blank Licence Plates ... Tags I think you call them.

They are about the right size, cheap and already come with slots and could be easily lettered with vinyl numbers.
 
Posted by Ray Rheaume (Member # 3794) on :
 
These folks should be able to hook you up with everything you need.

"bare aluminum panels"
Not recommended. Unfinished aluminum will not last very long. Painted panels will.

Hope this helps...
Rapid
 
Posted by Jennifer Craig (Member # 3411) on :
 
Thank You Bushie and Rapid! You have given me forward momentum...and you have no idea how much that helps!

Thanks Again!

Jennifer
 
Posted by Russ McMullin (Member # 5617) on :
 
I wouldn't zip-tie them either. Zip-ties are good for short-term applications, but over time they get brittle and break - especially outside. I would use small S-hooks. Fastenal is usually pretty cheap when it comes to stuff like that.
 


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