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These might work, but I'm not sure. They look close to the right size. https://www.amazon.com/YWBL-WH-Industrial-Mechanical-Equipment-5405-0005-0494/dp/B09MSBNVKV

https://www.lowes.com/pd/DAP-Dynaflex-Ultra-10-1-oz-Beige-Paintable-Latex-Caulk/1001834770

You need to install beaded retainer rings. https://www.amazon.com/Retainer-Flagpole-Counterweight-Internal-External/dp/B09JBS92MC/

I recommend something in the $800-$1000+ range. If you dip into the cheapest 300-$600 range those are usually slow and frustrating.

I would definitely go with treated. You do not want 5x10 V shape sign posts rotting and breaking. Tell them you recommend waiting 90 days before they paint it. Or they can choose to paint it immediately but higher chance of paint failure, warping, etc. Even if they want it painted immediately...

I've had 2 cyan heads go bad(banding just like this), using TR2 genuine ink, heads always stay very clean. First one went bad in 4 years, next one went bad in 2 years. Try a test print in service mode see what that looks like. Also, if you overprint 2X it can help reduce the banding.

You mean like these? :cool:

You can do multiple lines of tape, just try to keep the overlaps thin as possible. Smooth wall trailers like this are easy to do. Just remove the screws where the decals are going. Use the hinge method for installing (masking tape down the center, peel and squeegee half of the decal at a time)...

Go with .040 aluminum next time.

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You might have to find a local plastics distributor, if your sign suppliers don't have it. I'm not sure. https://www.piedmontplastics.com/locations

bubble core, bubble board, bubble-X, Akyboard, Polypropylene bubble sheet

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What wood posts are you talking about? 4x4, 4x6, 6x6? personally not a fan of using wood posts for something this big.