Rigid signs that are opaque or translucent and can be made in virtually any shape and color. has a particular product become your best seller? Write details.
Corrugated Plastic
An inexpensive way to get a rigid sign. Plastic corrugated like cardboard. This material is made for about 2 years outdoors with full sun exposure.
Acrylic or Polycarbonate (Lexan)
This is a material typically used for backlit translucent signs. A translucent vinyl is applied to the face of white or sometimes clear plexiglass (acrylic) or Lexan (polycarbonate) sheeting. These signs usually replace existing signs. We can also use clear material for interior signs and backpaint it which gives a rich depth to a normally one dimensional sign. Please ask to see a sample of this if interested.
Composite Aluminum
This is a great material that now comes in a variety of colors, thicknesses sizes and qualities. We are using this material now almost exclusively instead of plywood. It can be used anywhere plywood material was once used. It can be bent, folded, sanded, painted, and cut.
The Epcot center is built from a Composite Aluminum called Alucobond. Alucobond is the big brother to the material we use (Dibond) in that the aluminum on both sides is a little thicker than Dibond. This photo shows the versatility of this material.