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Wow, hard to find a cut vinyl only job. We got an Edge around '90 so even simple cut jobs often have a printed outline or shade. Here are a couple trucks that were all cut.

yep, thats what we went with

This thread is a year old, might want to post a For Sale ad

A billboard printer, for ones that large I have used Joseph Merritt they are or were a merchant member here. If you're not installing it (I wouldn't) just be sure they provide the exact specs.

Just give yourself a good margin and extra material for the wrap. That way exact measurements aren't critical

"Copyright your designs. That will protect them." Original designs are "automatically" copyrighted, now if you want to trademark them there is a process to follow. But your protection is only as good as your wallet can handle. "I generally don't do design work without a commitment" He didn't...

Yep, unless you want to look like a skunk you'll have to live with it. And you learned a lesson in marketing, you're the one that should have called the news first.

I have noticed that some VHB tapes feel less sticky than cheap foam tapes. But they cure hard. Your tape may be too old now. You should be sure the tape is the correct spec for the materials and location. If you want real piece of mind add few beads of Lexel.

John Deaton is great

Depends on how far apart your "crossers" are. If you are concerned about fasteners pulling thru use some washer head fasteners, like the one used for metal siding/roofing.

That's a beauty

Signs of the Times does a survey every year and it includes revenues with different factors taken into consideration.

I think Philip aka Neato may do them also

Hate nodes/outline strokes in Corel, Gerber is so much easier

Questions I should have asked first...Why? What is the issue that has them making this request? Are they temp or permanent signs? For permanent installs we like to add a collar around the bottom of the posts when we install so there is a couple of inches of concrete out of the ground. That...

You have to brace the frame, if it bends it won't be smooth

paint thinner usually works for paper liners, apply ,let soak and peel

You could try vinyl fence posts, ones that are "structural". Don't know if they will slide over a 4x4 though, you may have to shave the posts. And there are prefinished aluminum 4x4s out there too, that'll last a while.

I would consider discounting a bit to stay busy. I have employees counting their checks so if it can keep them busy and cover costs it may be worth a shot. But the particular example you gave always sets off alarms....I'm with Tammie and fleming....why isn't he just using the last place?

Nice smattering John. Knew a few of those had to be yours when I saw them.