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Not sure if this is the right forum so my apologies if I've chosen poorly. Anyway, here goes:
One of the things I do is car show signs. These are used by owners of classic/modified/high-end autos to list some features of their machines when they are put on public display. Here's a sample:
http://www.howardowen.net/img/s/v-2/p1473415418-3.jpg
The signs are normally 20x30 metal prints and they've been well received, but the car guys are asking me to provide some way to display them that will withstand the rigors of a car show (spectators and wind being the chief concerns). I usually suggest, at a minimum, a cheap poster frame. This works well enough to protect the surface of the sign but I need to figure out a good way to make these frames stand on their own. Just leaning the frame against the car's grill is not a good option (can be knocked or blown over), and a traditional easel-back device wouldn't do much good for the same reasons.
I'm exploring using a hinged sheet metal contraption, but I'd welcome any other suggestions that might point me in a better direction.
Thanks.
EDIT for those who might not read beyond this post: "Litening" is not spelled wrong. Explanation below.
Edited on Sep 07, 2017 at 10:53 AM · View previous versions
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