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outdoor sign material
Hi,
Our homeowner's organization wants to mount a name sign on our community house. Maybe 4ft wide by 2ft high. I had suggested a commercially made sign printed on the usual aluminum/composite board, typical of most stores and commercial establishments. But others want a more hand-made feel and suggested a wood-lettered sign mounted on a board. I understand their intention, but think that a hand-made sign would be a maintenance headache, having to repaint or reseal it annually. Regardless, if we went with something hand-made, what would be a good material? Maybe individual letters cut from plastic lumber via a jigsaw (and glued to a board)? Would that get too messy because the letters would melt and fray as they're cut? All suggestions appreciated. Regards, Theodore |
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