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How much does it cost? In a nutshell, every sign is different. Our pricing is generally based
off of two variables; material used (square footage, number of colors, finishing, etc.) and time involved (design time,
overall complexity of sign, installation, etc.). When asking us for a quote, please give us as much information as possible
about your project as this will help us more accurately estimate the final cost. Give us a call or fill out the form
for a free Sign Estimate Request.
How
long will it take? Most signs can be completed in one week from
the time you place the order to completion. Depending on the complexity or quantity, the time to finish your project
might be shorter or sometimes longer. We can usually get a proof ready for the project in a day or two, and strive to
complete your job within one week. We can fulfill rush order requests (same day or next day) for an additional
charge.
What
are the steps in ordering a sign? You can call us, stop in, or fill out our free Sign Estimate Request. After gathering the necessary details, our graphic designer will set up a proof for you to review before the job goes
to production. Feel free to make any changes to the design before you approve the artwork. Once approved, the
job is produced using our state-of-the-art equipment and afterwards sent to our highly skilled production team to be assembled
and/or finished. Once completed or when ready for install, we will give you a call!
Do
I need to provide the artwork? If you are using a logo
that we haven't used previously or specific artwork, then we do request that the artwork be sent to us via email
or brought to us on CD. (see the Artwork Guidelines page for recommendations) If you need
some ideas for the artwork, or need us to create it for you, we are more than happy to help! Contact us today to get
started!
What are your hours? We are open Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 5:30pm.
What should I know about vehicle wraps? Please click on the link below!

I just got vehicle graphics installed.
How should I clean my car? While it is recommended to hand wash a vehicle that has applied graphics, we understand
that this isn't always possible. If you are must use an automatic car wash, please read our care guide,
found HERE.
Can I apply the
vinyl myself? You can download the vinyl application instructions HERE. We don’t recommend that an inexperienced installers attempt to apply any vinyl pieces
larger than poster size. We would advise letting our experienced team of installation specialists install
the vinyl for you.
What materials do you make signs from? We can make your sign from a wide
variety of materials, each suited for a different purpose. Click HERE to look at a chart of our commonly used substrates.
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What vinyl colors can I choose from? You can download our 3M vinyl color chart HERE. In addition, we offer an assortment of fluorescent and translucent vinyl for
you to choose from. Please keep in mind that because of monitor calibration, there may be some color differences
when viewed on your computer monitor. Although these colors are a great reference when ordering, if you
are attempting to match a PANTONE or CMYK color, you should stop by our store and view the actual vinyl colors.
If it is necessary to match your PANTONE or CMYK color exactly, we might print your project on our
inkjet printer.
I recently
purchased a set of magnets for my vehicle. How do I take care of them? You can download the magnetic care instructions HERE. With proper care, your new magnets will provide you with years of removable advertising.
I recently purchased a banner.
How do I take care of it? You can download
the banner care instructions HERE. With proper care, you can expect years of life from your new banner!
What
size should my lettering be? Check out the Letter Visibility
Chart below for help. The information presented in this
chart is based on lettering using the font Helvetica as red or black text on a white background in a composition using optimal
negative space seen in natural lighting. This condition represents a sign with maximum legibility. Factors that would decrease
the legibility of the sign are: font selection, color choice, lighting, negative space, and other environmental factors.
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The information presented in this chart represents data interpreted from the Pennsylvania Transportation Institute,
Penn State University
and the United States Sign Council (USSC) ©1998. Please refer to the original study, "Sign Legibility: The impact of Color and Illumination on Typical On-Premise
Sign Fonts" For further details please contact the USSC at (215) 785-1922
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