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You mean like these? :cool:

You can do multiple lines of tape, just try to keep the overlaps thin as possible. Smooth wall trailers like this are easy to do. Just remove the screws where the decals are going. Use the hinge method for installing (masking tape down the center, peel and squeegee half of the decal at a time)...

Go with .040 aluminum next time.

https://www.whatfontis.com/CF_Middletown.font

You might have to find a local plastics distributor, if your sign suppliers don't have it. I'm not sure. https://www.piedmontplastics.com/locations

bubble core, bubble board, bubble-X, Akyboard, Polypropylene bubble sheet

https://www.whatfontis.com/IOS_Tamil-MN.font

What wood posts are you talking about? 4x4, 4x6, 6x6? personally not a fan of using wood posts for something this big.

Watch Corel draw videos and learn, since you already bought it. Autocad won't be easier than corel draw.

I've seen it before. I was 99% sure it was on my own computer. I typed LIFT YOUR in my graphics program and scrolled thru my fonts and found it.

Ravie

https://www.dafont.com/scorched-earth.font

Looks hand made. Clarendon is similar, except for the hand drawn 1.

search internet for windows 11 sentinel hasp driver. It does not have to be from signlab.

Futura

Your rollers might be concave. Daige went under because they lasted forever and were too simple to operate

I believe it's this one, with some extra glow or outline added to it. https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Courgette

Architectural (Gemini font)

I started with the AC Infinity 6 inch. It was ok nothing special, but I felt like I needed more power. I upgraded to the 10 inch and it's like a mini jet engine.