It's been like that since a few days after it was applied two months ago! Think the sign company that did these gas stations state wide would have done something about it by now.
I've never seen vinyl fail as bad as that. Knowning who did it, its calendered on latex!
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Hum, Thought I saw a Jonsigns truck there the night before the graphics were installed, was spraying something on the fascia the smell reminded me of um WD-40 ?.
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they probably got what they paid for. The lowest bid is not the best.
-------------------- Jerry VanHorn, Pres. Pure Sports Designs, LLC Pro Sign Design / United Wholesale Signs www.prosigndesign.comwww.unitedwholesalesigns.com West Liberty, OH 937-465-0595 866-942-3990 Since 1990 Posts: 925 | From: West :Liberty, OH | Registered: May 2004
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bet that wouldn't have happened if they used rapid tac... right rog?
-------------------- -------------------- Dave Cox C2 Media Services (Formerly That Sign Guy) dave@c2mediaservices.com -------------------- Full Color Printing Posts: 295 | From: Sacramento CA | Registered: Jan 2003
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I posted this because I wonder what failed first and why?
NO .. I wasn't there with WD40
Besides, the paint has failed in places. You can see it back to the original sign. BUT, there's a big patch of white on the back of the vinyl in the bottom left corner, and no matching damage on the facia ????
All I can figure is the blue outline/shadow has let go for some reason and where it has adhered has pulled the paint off the background.
The rest of the signage seems OK ... but I wouldn't put a "used-by-date" on it
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I saw another signmakers billboard that looked just like this.. Pretty funny to see the sign guy's sign falling apart after only being up for a few months. It was left in the same state for a few weeks too.
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