“All the components on our sign are plasma-cut steel,” says Brent, “with various powder coat finishes, on a natural wood background. The base is lava rock, which is native to our area, with powder-coated steel posts, backing brackets and caps. Bridge washers add to the rugged character.”
“This is just a basic composite aluminum projection sign,” Brent says. “The customer came up with the fish drawing and Max [Clark] did the rest.”
“Our good friend Kathleen came up with the name and the truck,” Brent says, “We supplied the design and the vinyl.”
Negative relief plasma-cut steel faces with a copper powder coat finish. The inside of frame is lined with LED lights so that the letters glow at night.
Router-cut white PVC graphics; background and mirror-shaped border are high density urethane board.
“A local designer provided the concepts for both this and the attorney’s sign below,” says Brent. “We came up with the treatment of the components.”
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“We’ve done a lot of hats for our sign customers,” says Brent.
“We did Diego’s in stages,” says Brent. “ We did the sandblasted wood hanging sign on a steel frame first. Next we did the arched sign, recycling the framework and adding router-cut PVC letters. Later we added the LED lighting, which really added a lot to the storefront.”
This is a new router-cut Dibond aluminum composite material face mounted over an existing sign face. The letters are router-cut PVC board mounted on standoffs.
