We've now been going full blast for better than two years with three very large projects under way. The biggest is a good sized theme park in Trinidad. We've filled and shipped nine 40-foot containers so far with another three of four to go.
Our client asked us to do a video of the project in progress so they could use it in their promotion of the park. That video was released today. Here's the link The bottom video is the one about Trinidad.
-grampa dan
Posted by Kevin Gaffney (Member # 4240) on :
All I can say Dan is WOW. Makes hair stand on back of my neck
Posted by Mick Samsel (Member # 311) on :
Whooa Dan, very nice. I'm guessing that last part was a drone going down the lane and then up and over the shop - VERY nicely done!
Mick Samsel
Creative Services Signs and Screen Printing 221 W. Main St. Cherokee, Iowa 51012 712-225-2175 Cell:712-261-3823 biz883@mchsi.com
Posted by Jean Shimp (Member # 198) on :
Thanks Dan. I'm glad those scallywags are good guys. Posted by Dave Sherby (Member # 698) on :
Everybody's job should be that much fun.
Posted by Lynda Yoder (Member # 7340) on :
Beautiful!!
Posted by Neil D. Butler (Member # 661) on :
Awesome!!!!!
Posted by Raymond Chapman (Member # 361) on :
Just Dan. What more can you say?
Posted by Kevin W. Betz (Member # 4133) on :
Hi Dan.
I assume you are using Water Based Latex ? I am curious as to what Brand you have found to last outdoors. Also, do you Prime the foam of Paint direct to foam ?
Kevin
Posted by Dan Sawatzky (Member # 88) on :
Thanks for the kind words. The video was done professionally by two young local guys. They did our first video too. We have three more videos planned this coming year, a sizeable investment in our future.
We use General Paints, now manufactured by Sherwin Williams, all top end acrylic house paint. We use 30 lb Precision Board and prime if we want to add more texture (with a small brush generally). These days we don't always prime our signs but do always hand brush at least three coats of paint.
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