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Could be it's too thick for the retainer, or the retainer is filled with cr*p, or if it's cold there it's frozen, or there a fastener in it somewhere. Is it definitely acrylic? If it is you'll have to use care, if it's lexan you can be a little more aggressive. Since you have two sides open have...

Yea, I got some small ones for that purpose, probably the "flagwavers". I just looked and can't find where they came from though

At least I can read it. Better than the $$$$ "professional wraps" I can't. Maybe the guy's laid off and looking for work.... Homemade signs bother me a lot less that the cr*p I see people paying for

Thanks, I think it must be a poor trace job, I thought maybe it was just a poor free font

Anyone recognize this fugly script?

Those are interesting Rick

With letters that large you can use a combo stud/pad with some lexel. Of course the wall will be toast when they take the letters down.

Vinyl will stick vinyl awnings. It won't stick to most other types of awnings and maybe that's what they thought you had.

Looks like one of those foam substrates that Grimco sells. They have a whole page of them. They are like that Sky Board Jean mentioned.

These folks have replaced Grimco as my preferred supplier...Hall Signs | Custom Signs, Sign Materials & Hardware

I agree with a faux finish to mimic a stain

Yep, how bad is it? Would a full cover print hide the damage? And the higher it is the better. But you may just have to replace.

Wow, that would be expensive...there was a company here that did the traffic signs like that years ago but they're gone.

Wow...new? I could never buy new, it would drive me crazy worrying about the inevitable dings and scratches.

Yep, at least the one we had. I want to be able to fit 4x8s no problem so a full size bed is perfect. And with some supports larger sheets can be accommodated too .We can set up so we can put a "shelf" in the back, lay full 4x8s on it and put the digging tools under. Then you have the rack to...

Not ours. They are mounted on top of the side rails and fit between the rack supports. I'm 5'9" and reach everything easily. My first set were steel, I replaced them with a pair of used diamond plate aluminum ones. I worked with a service body at one shop, the narrow bed was pain.

Actually if you have any painting skill a washed out aged look is easier than a crisp new finish.

F150 4x4 Extended cab, 8' bed. 8' toolboxes on either side and full ladder rack. Never liked vans because so many thing won't fit and getting ladders on and off can be a pain. We also have a mini van though for small jobs and errands. We rent a towable lift when needed.

8 years ago I hemmed all edges, still do.

Yep, I'm with the "they supply it as an artwork" file faction. Even small discrepancies can make a big difference. Back when I did it all by hand a Chinese restaurant had me lettering their doors. The manager wrote on a napkin the symbols he wanted and I used that as my reference. In turning pen...