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Acrylic neon signs are also called faux neon signs or fake neon signs. It has only a one-word different from Flexi neon signs but an entirely different process for them. This article, we talk about how to make it
Rusty metal letters add charm and personality to any space. In this article let’s explore their benefits, customization options, and why they’re perfect for your business branding!
Push-through letters offer a stylish, 3D, and illuminated signage solution that enhances brand visibility. This guide explores their materials, benefits for businesses for the last impression …
LEDs power bright, energy-efficient signage, but color variation—especially in white LEDs—can impact your sign’s effectiveness. In this article, learn how to ensure consistent color for optimal results.
Open-face faux-neon signs blend the aesthetic appeal of traditional neon with the safety and practicality of LED technology. This article explores the features and key differences between open-face letters and …
A channel letter can be any letter, number, or other logo and is highly flexible to be shown with a wide variety of fonts, colors, and sizes. How to let your channel letter be brighter but less costly,…
Why do most designers and architects prefer to use acrylic to create the custom ADA braille signage? It is not simply the factor of the price. We share some concerns points in this article.
The flat-cut letter sign is used for branding, promoting, and providing information in business logos and letters, directional signs, architectural signage, etc.
In this article, we give a guide for your understanding for the types of flat cut out letters and how to make them
Polished stainless steel letters are called mirror finish or mirror polish letters. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this kind of letter signs?
The appearance of resin letters is similar to opal acrylic face-lit letters. What is the difference between them? What are the advantages and disadvantages of epoxy resin channel letters?
RGB channel letters combine three primary colors (red, blue, and green) to output over 16 million lighting hues by setting the intensity of each internal LED. Here, we talk about the general knowledge about it.
