Box truck banner

[Tony Rome]

I have a customer that wants a banner on the side of their truck instead of a wrap. I thought I would get the banner from 365 but how do I attach it to the truck (somewhat inexpensivley) it is an older beat up truck.
THANKS!

 

[Vinylman]

Screws

 

[Sticky Signs]

there is a frame system available made from extruded aluminum. Sorry, I can't remember the name of it. But you basically print the banner to size, than heat weld a "bead" along the edges. The bead locks into the frame which is already screwed onto the truck side. The nice thing is that once the frame is in place, it's very fast and easy to replace the banner with a new one. Hope this at least helps a little...

 

[gnemmas]

We have a framing system put on ours so we can change banner as we wish.( It is pretty expensive, $300 per side for a 4'x10' frame.) For cheap customers, foam tape or velcro will work, as long as they are not driving with it.

 

[petepaz]

http://truckads.com/
never used this company just saw them on line

 

[speedmedia]

I am pretty sure Signcomp has an application for this as well. Some sort of framing system.

http://www.signcomp.com

Thanks,
Kurt

 

[Craig Sjoquist]

frame or bolts

 

[Jet Fast Printing]

Are they going to be driving it with the banner on it? If so, I would go with a frame system.. (Not too inexpensive) If it's going to just be parked, I would use screws and washers.

Good Luck.

 

[rick801762]

We have used http://www.spirit-displays.com on a couple of box trucks a few years ago.
I don't remember pricing on spirit flex f-section.
It did seem reasonable though.

 

[cmyimage]

screws and form tape or banner tape.

 

[bigben]

We have used http://www.spirit-displays.com on a couple of box trucks a few years ago.
I don't remember pricing on spirit flex f-section.
It did seem reasonable though.

Seems to be a good product. I'll try to find some here in Montreal... Thanks for the link