Mobile Billboard

[Wesley Powell]

Happy friday everyone! I recently had a customer reach out to me about a trailer they acquired. They are looking to use it as a mobile billboard essentially and advertise their business. I know I have seen them before and I'm sure there are many different routes to go but I was wondering what everyones had the best success with when working with these. The trailer sides measure 6' x 10'. Thank you in advance for all the input and help.
View attachment 173347

 

[Gino]

Posting this 4 times really won't help you, but will p!ss others off and things become confusing.

We did some of these years ago, but they were much larger. We used to hand paint them. The customer had boards screwed to them and we'd just paint whatever the spec sheet indicated. They'd change them out maybe twice a year. Take us about a day to paint both sides.

 

[Gino]

I think the overposting is due to a malfunction of the forum software. Evidently, you only tried once

 

[Wesley Powell]

Posting this 4 times really won't help you, but will p!ss others off and things become confusing.

We did some of these years ago, but they were much larger. We used to hand paint them. The customer had boards screwed to them and we'd just paint whatever the spec sheet indicated. They'd change them out maybe twice a year. Take us about a day to paint both sides.

Sorry, every time I tried to post it said there was an error and to try later.

 

[unclebun]

If you are in a rural area that may be OK, but if in a municipality you might check to see if the city ordinances allows that kind of mobile sign. All the towns around here prohibit them. Given the way the trailer's framework has been constructed, it looks like the intent is to put billboard wraps on the frames. If it were my trailer I'd prefer to put metal or composite sign panels on it but I guess if it mostly sits and doesn't get driven at speed much the billboard wraps would be OK.