Dant wrote:The idea I keep coming back to involves building some kind of shutter for each window. Not sure how to attach them. Maybe made from the same aluminum skin as the rest of the trailer. These could have signs painted on them..
If you make up fake commercial signs out of sheet metal to cover the windows on the outside, you can use marine-grade snap buttons like this to hold the signs in place:
http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?productId=17064&catalogId=10001&langId=-1&storeId=11151&storeNum=10112&subdeptNum=10676&classNum=10677
With the sign off, there would be four "male" snap buttons visible (one for each corner). The sign itself would have a "female" snap receptacle on each corner, like a pickup truck tonneau cover or boat soft top uses in their canvas. The "male" buttons on the trailer should provide adequate standoffs to compensate for the window's outside trim thickness, allowing the sign to mount flat over the window without bending.....
Seeming All being pulled by pickup trucks , with magnetic signs on the doors ...
