Logo's on covered trailers

[Tropical Trim]

I'm planning on putting our logo on a wells cargo covered trailer. What type of material should the logo be made of? Paint(what kind),sticker,or what else? Looking for something that will stand up to the elements of nature. Something that will not fade,peel, or be polished off over a period of time. Let me know what works best for your company logo.

[mdb landscaping]

my neighbor works for gerber scientific a big sign company if youre not familiar with them. he made me a sign thats made out of a 3m sticker material. you wet the trailer and the sticker. the water allows you to move it before it sets up. once it dries its not coming off without hair dryer and some chemical. this is the way to go. if you ever change your name or decal you just peel off the old one and put the new one on. beats repainting the trailer. this material is the stuff they put on the buses. holds up great.

[KirbysLawn]

Go with vinyl lettering for the above atated reasons. I just relettered mine and taking the old off was a snap. Here is a photo of the new lettering in vinyl:

[cos]

Go with vinyl. You can peel it back off and change it if need be, and it lasts alot longer than paint.

[1MajorTom]

Yep, just as the others said, vinyl is the way to go.
Haven't had a problem with ours in three years.

[HOMER]

You got an enclosed trailer Jodi? Show us a picture.

[1MajorTom]

LOL... nah, I don't think so Homer. My mistake there.

No enclosed trailer here. But we do have the vinyl lettering on our truck. That's what I was talking about. Sorry for the confusion.:eek: