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Affixing Oversize Banners and Flags to New GMC Pickup
New truck (GMC 2500HD Denali) should be here soon.
I want to be able to affix the required banners and flags to the truck without permament harm. Anyone know of or use any pre-made, removable, flag holders for the front bumper? And how do you all attach the banner on the front? Thanks |
really good suction cup?
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Originally Posted by 315duramax
(Post 4259978)
really good suction cup?
Throw in some duct tape and it is a sure winner! |
Is the front bumper steel or aluminum? I'd go with some flat magnetic signs made by a local sign/graphics shop. Any of them should be able to handle it. Same for the tailgate.
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Originally Posted by Sydwayz
(Post 4260196)
Is the front bumper steel or aluminum? I'd go with some flat magnetic signs made by a local sign/graphics shop. Any of them should be able to handle it. Same for the tailgate.
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Ok I`ll bite.. who 'requires' banners and flags on your truck??
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Wide Load Banners
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I see said the blind man.
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Make sure they say "Overside Load" and not "Wide Load"
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Originally Posted by ICDEDPPL
(Post 4260383)
Ok I`ll bite.. who 'requires' banners and flags on your truck??
So far my method has been to blissfully hook up the boat to the truck (which I've been borrowing from my sis-in-law) and tow the damn boat to the ramp and back (11 miles each way) with neither flags nor banners. I'm 'only' 10' 2" so it's not hugely overwide, but still... So with the new truck on order, I figure maybe there is an easy way to do it right and that won't mar the finish on the truck. Or maybe not! |
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