jrosenfeld

Hello everyone. Looking to see if anyone out there has about 5 yards or so of this available for purchase.

A private equity firm has no interest in running the day to day operations. Their sole goal is to inject money, paying for operating capital, expansion and acquisition with the goal of selling the components off down the line for profit. It makes sense that there's behind the scene financing for the Icon acquisition. I didn't think MC had the bandwidth to pull that off. If I was a sub working for Icon I'd want to take a look at my existing contracts and pay closer attention to invoicing.

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mc-group-merges-with-icon-to-form-one-of-the-largest-brand-implementation-companies-in-the-united-states-300912712.html

Curious how others are laminating large flex faces. Looking for something better then soapy water and a large squeegee. I know the rollsroller is out there, but the price is pretty salty.

Yep. I fly in Wednesday afternoon and out Friday morning.

Brad, I've been going through the software search process myself. Feel free to reach out to me and I'll share what I've discovered.

Integrated Image, a full service Interior and Exterior sign company is seeking a large format digital print operator. If interested, please reply with your resume to jrosenfeld@integratedimage.com

Integrated Image, a full service Interior and Exterior sign company is hiring fabricators of all skill levels. If interested, please reply with your resume to jrosenfeld@integratedimage.com

Anyone know who makes interior waterfall signage similar to the attached pic?

This guy markets himself as a nation recruiter in the sign industry. https://www.linkedin.com/in/chad-bell-34766111

Growing up in Bethlehem Pennsylvania with the stories of how Bethlehem Steel provided the backbone of our country I certainly have mixed thoughts about these tariffs. The idealist in me would love to see American Steel seize this opportunity and reclaim its market; however, I don’t see that happening. Steel mills like all other corporations are dependent on their stock price. Raising tariffs on steel and aluminum will most certainly have a negative effect on manufacturing and construction resulting in slower economic growth and lower corporate profits. This will result in higher cost of goods and compound from there. This feels like the fulfillment of a short-sighted campaign promise, one that is intended to benefit a few, but will have more broad-based repercussions.

Thanks Travis! Looks like that could be it.

Here's a pic. I uploaded it with the post. Not sure why it didn't show up.

Hello everyone. We need more of the attached clips to button up a retro fit project. Problem is no one seems to be able to ID the pic. I was hoping the community could provide some input. Thanks in advance!