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A new article in Wide-Format Impressions is packed with tips for in-plants that produce outdoor signage. Here's a quick summary:
- Choose the Right Materials
- Durability: Use weather-resistant materials like aluminum, stainless steel, acrylic, and high-density urethane.
- Advanced Finishes: Apply coatings like powder coating, anti-graffiti films, and UV-resistant laminates to protect against fading, corrosion, and vandalism.
- Sustainability: Offer eco-friendly options such as reclaimed wood, water-based inks, and energy-efficient LED lighting.
- Design for Maximum Impact
- Size & Placement: Ensure visibility and avoid obstructions.
- Color & Contrast: Use high-contrast color schemes for legibility; backlit or halo-lit options enhance appeal.
- Architectural Integration: Ensure signage complements surrounding buildings and landscapes.
- Understand Permitting & Compliance
- Research local zoning laws and permitting requirements early.
- Build relationships with municipal officials to stay ahead of regulatory changes.
- Provide clients with proper documentation to speed up approvals.
- Communicate potential regulatory delays and fees upfront.
- Ensure Proper Installation & Maintenance
- Secure Mounting: Use robust anchoring techniques for structural integrity.
- Weather Considerations: Plan for climate-related challenges.
- Ongoing Maintenance: Offer post-installation support, including routine inspections and cleaning.
- Future-Proof Your Business
- Stay updated on industry trends, attend events, and invest in training.
- Experiment with new materials and techniques.
- Focus on digital integration, sustainability, and high-impact designs to remain competitive.
By implementing these strategies, in-plants can enhance the durability, compliance, and effectiveness of their outdoor signage while staying ahead of industry trends. Read the full story here.
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