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Anyone know a wholesaler for something like the attached pic? 3'x8' Foam A frames with banner covers. It's the foam that's new to me, seen them with pvc tube frames, and pop ups but not faom Thanks

It does sound like the take up clutch. I did the one on mine, it wasn't too tough. I got it off a parts machine a buddy gave me when it died.

I used Dux on my last job seemed fine. I buy my goldleaf & supplies from Art Essentials in NY. They often have some good deals on surface golds

yep, I'm in CT

Best cast vinyl I have

I have several clients that pay with a system that generates a one time cc# for that specific transaction.

When ACM first came out we tried it for some parking lot signs, it didn't hold up well. So we recommend .080, if the client wants to cheap out that's on them. Hell, we have a towing company that gets them on coro

Why not keep lettering? It's a skill not many have and you can cultivate a clientele. I still do some gold leaf transom and fire truck work.

I'd try Hall signs

For better RE signs we use ACM, round corners and add grommets for hanging

That's way more than oxidized. Minimum sand, prime with rusty metal primer & repaint. Or put the graphics om .040 or ACM and instal

I would clear the whole thing with 2 part marine varnish and let dry. Then mask & paint. Probably wouldn't need a primer if done this way. But if you did need primer the way I handle it is to cut the mask with a slight outline, like a 1/16". After priming you peel this outline and you still have...

Mt first few I leased to own, with a $1 buy out at the end. last couple I purchased outright with a maintenance contract included. Both ways have worked

Wyld GFI in NJ did some for me that worked well, forget what the material was

NO.

like has been said, you have access from rear so some type backer support will work

We have done a bunch of Fedex truck graphics installs. You'd think they would have it dialed in, but no, the graphics are often not quite, usually because they speced the wrong vehicle. We just make them work, they are more interested in getting it on the road than having perfect graphics.

I used this place for completed signs but they also sell parts https://larklabel.com/lark-parts-sign-accessories/

I just got a generic email, get them every few months I think. Been using them forever, maybe since Spanjer closed, some issues but usually get what I expect.

Unless I have no work lined up I would tell them to have a detail shop do it. It's miserable work, I'd rather letter new trucks