Removable exterior vehicle signage

[Dave & Rob Lowery]

Clear acrylic with sucker attached?

[John Childs]

Temperatures in car can go really high in sunlight and buckle any signs fitted inside windows.

I would give consideration to dibond.

[idgni]

use static cling vinyl like the type used on tax disc holders
you can get it from gerber edge material suppliers

[Robert Scullion]

Sorry guys, didn’t explain it properly, the galaxy has privacy glass so an internal sign would be of no use, it would have to be exterior.

Thanks for all the replies

Bob

[John Childs]

quote Prestige-Auto-Tints:

the galaxy has privacy glass

Is that what we call “drug dealer windows” around here? 😀

[Paul Rollason]

Hi Bob

Remember me

I think I poped in to see you while I was out on a bike ride last year 😀

What about a magnetic roof sign like they use for driving schools and pizza delivery etc

just a thought

dreckly

paul r

[Peter Mindham]

Hi
Would sticky back velcro work for this?
Peter

[Robert Lambie]

this maybe what you are after mate… i looked at these a while back amongst some other more discreet forms of advertising on vehicles.
in the end i never went for them, but some good ideas! food for thought if nothing else?

http://www.carsigns.com/WindowMountedSigns.asp

[valegraphics]

Hi bob,
Had the same sort of question put to me the other day by a customer. I persuaded him to go for magnetic in the end. But it left me curious?

As you said, my customer had tinted(as standard) rear windows in his 4×4, but wanted removable signage to fit the window……

I quick thought was to use banner material, printed then hemmed to shape of the window, and fixed with velcro so, being removable.

Not too sure if it would hold under the wind while driving. Dont really fancy being sued by some compensation crazy person if it did come off.Or would this be okay.

Has anyone tried this, and with what sort of results… mmm?

Matt

[David Walker]

hexis do a adhesive banner material

ferrari stamoid sign it solvent 4696

have sample of it, it prints to great and sticks like doo doo to a blanket

it is made to be removable and re-apply, they have a sample on their window as you enter, everytime i go i take it off and reapply it still sticky..

also when glue gets dirty remove wash with water and reapply

hope this helps

dave…

[Robert Scullion]

Dave

Sounds good, any contact info ? web site etc, or do I try Hexis directly

Thanks for the reply

Bob

[David Walker]

Hexis uk ltd
70 brittannia way,
brittannia park,
lichfield,
staffordshire,
ws14 9uy

tel : 01543 411221

ask for stuart