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Yea, I'm going show them a full background first and let them know if they choose contour there's a chance it will start peeling. If they do contour I will also edge seal

I have a client who wants some contour cut window perf logos & lettering for the side rear windows of a big SUV. I have only done perf as panels that cover the whole area. Will these be OK? Thanks

Agree with Gino, kinda. Two single face panels with a couple steel channels sandwiched in between to add weight and stiffness. They can also stick out enough to act as hangers

You could use sign hangers

Cool sign, I'd love to reproduce this. I build it as originally made. That must have been some cheap plywood though. I 'd probably use better plywood for the background and age it a bit. Same for the frame, maybe pressure treated & stained. And I'd cap it to keep water off the top edge. Then...

Pretty sure Garston still carries it

Did the company making the face tell you how it goes in? Looks like all the retainers may come off, which would make it pretty easy. Take off top and two sides and drop face it and put retainers back on. Install, two guys, two big step ladders, about an hour, maybe more. Plus travel time. But if...

Agree, vinyl ink for screen printing. Used to letter a lot of awnings with it. Just thinking about it gives me a headache.

we use Fossil

I only use Gatorboard, all the other foam materials I've tried weren't as rugged. I'd get a sample of both and compare

Did you try Glantz or Garston? Since this is a cheap customer you should have just applied new print over the old faces. Unless they are backlit.

Nice. I've done them as a big A frame that locks in on the bottom.

There is a Gerber Dry Erase vinyl but it is a PITA to print on. Better to print on regular vinyl and apply dry erase laminate

I do it like J Burton described. Line it up, tape in place. Apply 2-3 feet. Roll it up start working the otehr way pulling liner off as you go, slicing it off when it gets unwieldy.

Yes, we drill, but our hand grommet press doesn't like ACM so we have to hand set

We use ACM. Biggest pain is adding grommets

I'd use Lexel

Agree on the yellow pine, I would use cedar at a minimum, or mahogany. If they insist on a transparent grey stain I would stain the whole thing then apply a good sealer Then I'd use white one shot enamel on the letters. .

Cut it with an xacto

I don't. I let them know the expected life if asked. But if any issues arise that are our fault/responsibility we take care of it.