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Straight to the point: Why do signs cost so much? Read along, friends. I’m not one that minds explaining myself, and neither am I a gate keeper. A matter of fact, if there is somebody reading this who is starting their trek into this realm, I’d be pleased to learn they learned something from me!
Cut from White Cast Acrylic as a foundation and carved pockets for the compass shading, then with sign grade expanded PVC lettering for the directionals and the center letter- encased in resin. This looks exceptionally sharp on the home owners home, as the letter’s color matches the front door and shutters color precisely. The resin
Simple and elegant- multiple pieces affixed together to make crisp lines with enough contrast to be seen, but enough softness to be peaceful. This is an example of Sign Grade Paylite expanded PVC- which can be carved and cut to just about anything you’d like. Thank you, Ms. Carol, for the opportunity to make this
Okay, this sign doesn’t fit the mold (no pun intended) for most commercial applications, nor most personal uses- it does both! These are our popular ‘dock signs’, which are just what they sound like- to be affixed to docks and in effort to let folks know what boat resides there! They’re made from King Color
This is a great example, in addition to the Shades of Color Hair and Nail Salon’s primary sign, if what can be done with King Color Core material. It simply won’t deteriorate, and it’s exceptionally hard to break. This is a great choice of material for water-side signs. The ONLY negatives about it is it
