Sandblasted Wood Signs in Cedar and Urethane Foam

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This page is a little of everything. Areas not touched on such as golf courses, schools, restaurants, funeral homes, resorts, entertainment facilities, etc are areas where sandblasted signs have gained wide acceptance. Look around & feel free to call with your questions about sandblasted signs & your project.

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While the photograph is not the greatest, we've included this photo for the whimsical effect it creates for this dentist's sign. When asked if he had any ideas of what he'd like his sign to look like, he replied "my business card is kind of interesting" and it was. It had a bite out of the corner very much like his sign also has now. Wood is a very versatile design material with unlimited design possibilities. It is also a renewable resource.

Our website would not be complete without some mention of urethane foam, also know as HDU . I've included this photo again because is one of the clearest background shots that we have on hand. As you can see, it has the effect of stone on the blasted area and that is because is has no grain characteristics like wood. Some signmakers are blasting through piano wire to make the background look like wood grain, but it's a poor substitute. Our rule is this. If you want it to look like wood, use wood. If you want it to look like stone, use urethane foam.

This sign is an excellent example of combining another decorative element to a wood sign to achieve an attention getting result on an already attractive sign. This was one of many on the complex sharing the same theme.

Golf courses are one of the most widely accepted uses for sandblasted wood signs in the world today. Tee signs with colorful hole layouts, yardage information and hole numbers are an attractive addition to discriminating golf courses. Entry sign identifications and directional often complete the package for upscale courses.

The remaining photos are simply for more to look at. Click to enlarge any photo for a better look. Remember, we're as close as your telephone if you have any questions. Don't hesitate to call. 800-223-5888