How to adhere (and remove) coro signs from box truck?

[jtiii]

Client wants to take multiple 4x4 and 4x8 coro signs and display them on a BORROWED box truck for the next few weeks. He's not going on the expressway but is otherwise driving it from place to place. He really wants to avoid putting them on every time he parks as he will be alone when doing it. Wants to return the truck with no damage/alterations.

 

[chester215]

May take the paint off when removing it if the paint is bad but I use this stuff all of the time.

Tape

 

[jtiii]

chester215 I didn't realize that was a link at first, I thought you were like

Try this stuff

Tape

Given the initial obligatory responses to most questions on here it seemed par for the course
To be fair, some of y'all are pretty damn funny!

 

[Gino]

Rather large pop rivets.

 

[jtiii]

Rather large pop rivets.

Man I wish - that would be perfect. I forgot to mention that he can't alter or damage the thing because it's borrowed.

 

[Gino]

In that case, chewing gum would be preferable. But as long as it's borrowed, he could try some borrowed pop rivets.

 

[Rmurray321]

Command strips

 

[ikarasu]

Just use a vinyl like idot, or transit bus wrap vinyl that comes off easy. Pretty much the only option unless you want to gamble that the 4x8 sign will come off while hes driving, or tear the paint off when you remove it.

 

[guillermo]

If you do not have the coroplast yet, print a banner, then hang it from the truck.....

 

[mkmie]

Magnet?

 

[jtiii]

Thanks y'all, I convinced him to do decals. I'm going to use some of that 6 mil mactac/GF/Alpha removable