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depending on how much it will be handled during installation, you could put Glass Apeel on it. But it would probably be best to install it when nobody is there and then cover it.

The best way is to purposely show the fasteners by using standoffs. We have also done this (though it doesn't end up flush mounted) by screwing another material to the wall (indoors we use MDF, outdoors either aluminum blocks or another piece of ACM or thick PVC) and using either VHB tape or...

Georgia Printco makes really good faces.

Wiley E Coyote would look here: http://www.acmerubber.com/uchannel.htm

TR Atlantic Inline

When I saw 'truck curtains' I had this image in mind:

That picture shows flutes deep enough that you wouldn't be able to just squeegee normally across them. You could probably get vinyl on there by holding a metal squeegee (the wallpaper kind you use for putting application tape on) vertically and carefully going up and down the flutes.

I'd have to see the cross-section of the fluting to know if it would cause a problem. A small depth of wave isn't going to cause problems.

You can use 4Ever Products vinyl frames with their metal stake system.

We use the S70670 with white and silver ink. No clogging problems as long as you don't run out of white ink and have no replacement for a week and a half (we bought ours so early that there were no white cartridges in the pipeline and when it gave us the low ink warning for the white it took so...

It all depends on whether it tries the backtension test on that last foot of vinyl or not. If it does and there's nothing attached to the core, it will ring an alarm and cancel the print.

The first A looks like Aruna Regular, the rest of the letters Rampung Regular

Asenine Regular

Yes, I just ordered from them 3 times this week, and I noticed it said Priority Overnight, and the express driver delivered them. Which just bugs me all the more because they are getting such a low rate compared to when I ship things. A tube 9"x96" for $10 Priority Overnight...

My wife took my last name when we got married.

We've stuck with Avery and really haven't experienced the problems that people seem so afraid of. Although we use 3M cast equally as much as Avery cast, for calendared I much prefer Avery 750 over 3M. My problem with Oracal goes way, way back, to the mid 1990's when we had problems with it.

We've participated in a new store graphics install as the "local installer" with a lead installer that came from California. We got paid way more than that as the "local installer" working under him.

Here's one we did several years ago. 8' aluminum letters painted white, lit with RGB wall washers.

Just at a glance it looks like DIN

DXS Orbit has the same effect but isn't identical. Have you browsed Groovy fonts at Dafont?