Substrate Question

[Photolew]

Working on a project for a friend that does some volunteer work.. For my regular "work" I use a peel and stick material that I print on and mainly apply to walls.

My friend has a temporary display that he sets up often and would like to change the "signage" fairly regularly. The "board" is roughly 14" wide by 32" high, I had thought about using something like Coroplast but I was thinking perhaps something more "permanent" that I could just send him the material and he could just peel off the old and apply the new when he wants to change out things.

My question is options for a substrate that I might be able to use, of for him to get?

thanks

 

[GB2]

There are many adhesive vinyls from most manufacturers available with a temporary adhesive made for just this purpose. As far as the substrate, anything will work, my first thought would be an aluminum composite.

 

[Photolew]

There are many adhesive vinyls from most manufacturers available with a temporary adhesive made for just this purpose. As far as the substrate, anything will work, my first thought would be an aluminum composite.

I have the vinyl. Problem is I am a photographer, not a sign maker. And Im just trying to help my friend out with his volunteer efforts. Im just trying to figure out what would be a good substrate that would last for awhile & be reasonably economical.

As I said this is sorta out of my area of expertise


BTW have any supplier info for aluminum composite?

 

[Photolew]

Hire a sign company...........

Thanks for your help...