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Most likely won't stay stuck. They make mudflaps of rubbery material for semis, and on cars they are often a non-stick (LSE) type of plastic, and textured to boot.

Couple of things you'll have to clear up before you even get into this. As an off-premise billboard, this will be subject to regulation. If it's on a federal or state numbered highway, it will require a permit from your state department of transportation. If it's in a municipality, it will...

https://qslprinting.com/if-you-cant-recycle-it-reuse-it/ "Nearly all outdoor grade banner material is made of vinyl and contains PVC. This material is not recyclable or biodegradable and yet it is ubiquitous for all manner of signage, especially banners for events."

Did you try clicking the button to go online?

I think it's telling you your printer is already installed and you just need to select it from a list.

That was the creative part....

Gotham Condensed Bold

Now that we have the name of the product: http://www.sierragraphicsltd.com/product/tracks-and-poles/

In Corel you click "edit bitmap" which opens the bitmap in PhotoPaint, perform your edits, and when you save it in PhotoPaint, it puts the edited image in place of the original in Corel Draw.

Most likely the printer has a new IP address from the new router. Same with the security cameras.

In Corel Draw you could...;)

Are "Coro letters" letters made from Coroplast?

I wouldn't have warrantied shirts after 5 months, no matter the printing method. Especially since I have not found any DTG printer that provides good looking, durable prints. In my experience if they looked good for 5 months that is better than average. Most of the ones I have had printed don't...

In our market $7430 would be high, but not $3000 high. I think $5000-6000 would be the ballpark.

Bull Steel still makes them, and they have been suppliers for the big distributors, or you can order directly. https://www.bullsteel.com/collections/frames-for-24-x-18-signs

It all comes down to the specifics of which plastic polymers they are using and which plasticizers they are using. Vinyl is not one uniform thing. It's a category of plastics, and there are many variations within the category.

Or it's because of reformulation to remove phthalates because of CPSC regulations.

For a sign that's only a 4x8, held by the edges, you can use 3mm ACM, 6MM ACM or Alumacorr. They are all strong enough.

T8's will light up in a T12 system but the ballast is different from what they are designed for (because T8's produce light a different way than T12's, using internal electronics rather than electromagnetic induction). The T8 is more efficient if used with the right ballast. If you use a T12...

If it's handheld, it's not CNC. CNC stands for computer numeric control. If it's handheld it's BHC. Or BAC.