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Outdoor sign material help
I have an order looming for 50 various signs on a quad bike course, my client wants warning signs erecting around his course such as slow down, caution, etc. I was thinking of using white foamex, would this be the best material to use?
he wants long lasting signs.
If foamex is ok then who can you recommend as a reasonable supplier and what sort of prices should I expect for 8′ x 4′ sheets.
Regards
Paddy
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2 Replies
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Hi Paddy,
Foamex or even Correx
If using white substrate, I’d cut the letters within a rectangle and weed border then weed the letters out, not the background.
Leaving a coloured background and white letters.
(quick and easy)Cheers
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You could try using Dibond or it’s equivalent – a sandwich construction of aluminium with a rubber core. It’s just like using an aluminium plate but is cheaper , lighter, and much easier to cut. Try asking Europoint – or Amari plastics who do something similar.
Forrex would be ok but better to use a 10mm board for durabiltiy – it all depend on the maount of wear and tear it’s expected to get.
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