I joined the Cargo Conversion Club this weekend-Haulmark 5x8

[devigata]

WOW it did work great for you. Looks brand new now. I learned this the hard way. The front left side of mine has got permenant letters you can see. I used a harder chem on it to remove the goo. Bad idea. After finding the rubbing compuond the rest of the trailer went great and looks new. I also learned that when I start my company back up i willnot put lettering on my next work trailers for this fact. it was a waist of about 1000 dollars to put them on this one when i used it for work.

You might want to look into magnetic signs...

[Crazylegs]

looking for a bed like that do you still have an extra?

[digimark]

I'd also like to say... welcome! That bed is awesome, and what a find!

There are companies who will print and install a custom vinyl wrap over the entire surface, with cut-outs for windows and doors, etc. I just asked one for a quote (sides only) and this was the reply (from monstermediainc.com):

"The cost to wrap your 6' x 10' trailer - excluding the roof and the rear (sides only) with full color digital graphics would be $1150.00 printed and installed.

We have 3M certified installers located all over the country. If we cannot locate an installer within an 1 hr from your location an additional trip charge may apply. A clean, climate controlled indoor
facility is required for our installers to come to your location, or you
may opt to bring your trailer to one of our installers locations.

Design is offered for a separate charge of $600 with client supplied
elements and 2 complete revisions. We can provide templates (for most
vehicles) and file specifications, free of charge, if you would like to
provide us artwork. We use premium materials: 5 year removable vinyl with clear laminate, 3M Controltac180-C and 3M certified installers.
Turnaround is typically 10 days (or less) from receipt or sign off of print
ready artwork. The install process is 1 full day."

Hope that helps anyone who considers a wrap to decorate their trailer.