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The logo should be parallel with the top of the ball.

Have you considered turning the photo around?

Bottom left. Nice and legible Kiss rule is mandatory for wraps.

Never had an issue but 24 hrs. is always recommended for polycarbonate.

Doesn't really matter, It's all about brush control & paint viscosity and takes practice, practice, practice to master. Get some striping and lettering quills and have some fun. I hand lettered and striped for many years and rarely get requests for hand lettering since the digital age...

Pass on the removal; your most likely asking for trouble. If your a gambling man you need oven cleaner that contains lye. Not sure if it's still available.

I like pic 2 but would try in demand marketing centered on the right side in a different font with marketing, sales, consulting under it with a break line separation. I also like #5

Is that a sheep or a dog riding the bike?

Gerber's vinyl is made by 3M and goes through an extra cleaning process to remove surface contaminates that can/could effect Thermal printing like when using the Gerber Edge. 3M 7125 colors are the same and less expensive.

Laminate the printed film not the layered vinyl.

No

This. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoE1R-xH5To .

Banners are temporary signs and should never be film laminated. If your customer want to pay a bit more roll on a thin coat of ClearShield liquid laminate.

Zapfhumnst Ult Bt

Yes but they consider it a high performance calendered film and recommend the 290 laminate..

Lots of money in bumper stickers. I'd get this... http://www.summausa.com/products/dc4.php

Oops, better use the recomended cast lam now.

Did you layer the vinyl on the truck or before you installed it?

It's a crap shoot sometimes. What really pisses me off is when I order a roll of vinyl and it gets dropped in a box without plastic covering or core holders and shows up with scars and bent edges.

How well does the latex paint stick to the polymetal?