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+1 big sign, lots of weight / wind load for a projecting sign

I think the OP was asking how to wrap the tailgate that already has the embossing there, not how to add it. we have not had one yet, but I imagine we will treat as any other wrap with channels, try to ensure the design work with the area and not worry to much about it

trello works good for us for tracking projects and keeping all information together for said project

stickerman has a good selection of option

did you apply the lamination before or after the material was installed on the vehicle? if lamination was done prior to the vehicle installation, then J Hill is correct, do nothing and move onto the project. otherwise you have to strip the window clean and start over. instead of liquid...

knowing the amount of time / effort needed to properly prep a surface for paint and with this being a "short term". IMO a banner would be easier / faster and cheaper in the end. but hey what do we know were just sign people

assuming this will be like most all construction barricade walls in that it will be removed and trashed once the work is done. for a short term like this, any vinyl with air release channels will be good. we have used instant one media before it did exactly as intended. you can also try...

closest version I know of http://www.greatdanegraphics.com/engine-block-wrenches

its very doable, spend the money on advertising and getting your self up and running. There are enough quality vendors out there that will do the work for close if not the same than you doing it yourself. This leaves more time for you to design, market and sale your services / products. while...

you will be unable to locate a cheap frame, or at least cheap enough for political season what we found is 2 pieces of 1x2x96 lumber and 2 Metal T-Posts, this is the cheapest frame you can get drive the post into the ground, wire the lumber to the post, screw the sign to the lumber...

that works, my first thought was cocoa puffs dracula

This, always have examples of your work and references of your capabilities. People like to see finished products and it also confirms that you real work references instead of just digital concepts. If they show interest and want to proceed then you can spec the work or get a deposit to move...

http://www.standoffsystems.com/home.php http://www.outwater.com/home/index.cfm these come to mind first, there are several other sellers for edge clamp stand off mounts

what about a masonry blade? they are a similar design, just thicker http://www.toolbarn.com/buyers-guides/masonry-saw-blades-buyer-guide

this, we use Versa Works and Caldera. both allow nesting and auto populates to minimize waste of material

too vague of a question. are you talking about the file resolution or the printer resolution? also what is the end result? a banner for a "GRAND OPENING" is going to need less resolution than a fine art reproduction.

correct, the fork lift has the machine lifted. one would think that a building like this with a minimum of 2 fork lifts would have a big enough door to get the printer through. Either way, when it comes down to it the end justify the means.

signfab gemini there is a lot of them

lots of foam, treat it like a camera / camcorder. pack it in form fitted foam carrying case and then extract it when in use.

so what are you asking? assuming you are referring to the large sign in the image since there are multiple signs. a 12' x 8' sign is easy, MDO boards come in 4' x 8' sizes, so you need 3 sheets and then you will panel them on the pole into one large sign