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Raphael

Never bought one but Showdown Displays has them. Considering the low retail price, they ARE cheap.

Most towns don't allow off-premise advertising, but if they do, there are specific requirements before they can be installed. Beyond that, most towns also have restrictions on LED displays. If this is a town in which you have your shop, I'd suggest you get a copy of your town's sign ordinances...

Peignot Light

Geizer for the bold letters. Mortis for the phone number

Metal or Acrylic. No matter what anyone says, PVC is for indoor use only.

All Espon support is through Epson Corporate Support offices. There is no independent Epson support.

Your experience is completely opposite to my experience when I first got my S70670 and had a problem because inks were unavailable at my distributor yet and I ran out.

Keep calling. I've never had a lack of response from Epson service. If the guy you want (or they want you to talk to) isn't there, tell them you've been trying and he doesn't respond so you require someone else. They will send out a technician after you talk to them.

No need for application tape. the stuff is stiff and thick enough as is.

Robertson screws are square head, right? I hate those. They build trailers with them and they always strip out, even on a brand new trailer. The screws the OP pictured are just self-drilling lath screws, with the head painted. We prefer the point tip lath screws, and paint them ourselves...

https://www.truckads.com/billboard-media-frames.htm https://www.bluelinemedia.com/mobile-billboard-advertising https://rollingboxmedia.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjwjaWoBhAmEiwAXz8DBQsuVSV06B1h9Cw1Eughwl_VKvPR8qDZI0hu_NKnRCVT_yEt03TKbRoCyOcQAvD_BwE

Glass Apeel works for a door "magnet" though it's not as reusable as real magnetics. I think there already is some kind of a changeable billboard system for truck/trailer boxes.

You tell the customer no.

The website doesn't have anything but the MSDS, and that only lists hydrogen peroxide, which I don't think is going to do anything to the sticker. But I could find no ingredient list. Usually there's going to be some sort of surfactant and some alcohol in a spray like that. But even those...

That looks like it was actually airbrushed on the car. If it's a wrap you could fake the airbrush in photoshop, but it would require an even steadier hand with the mouse or tablet than actual airbrushing would require.

Go to Tools/options/global/file locations and you can change them there

Beaumarchais

I was able to import it to Corel Draw as objects, since I don't have the fonts. Although I got two rectangles (presumably the clipping paths) and deleted them, the O of DONE is corrupt and doesn't import. I've attached the rest of the file.