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Logo & Dimensional Letters
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Logo & Dimensional Letters
Acrylic vs Metal Logo Signs: Finish, Depth and Installation Differences
Acrylic and metal logo signs can share the same outline while looking different at the edges and from the side.
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Logo & Dimensional Letters
Backlit vs Front Lit Logo Signs: Which Effect Fits the Space?
Front-lit logo signs illuminate the visible face; backlit signs create a reflected halo on the surface behind them.
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Logo & Dimensional Letters
Custom Logo Sign Materials: Acrylic, Stainless Steel and Painted Metal
Acrylic, stainless steel and painted metal give a custom logo different surface, edge and depth effects.
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Logo & Dimensional Letters
Dimensional Letter Materials Guide: Metal, Acrylic and PVC
Metal, acrylic and PVC dimensional letters offer different finish and edge treatments.
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Logo & Dimensional Letters
Dimensional Letter Mounting Templates: What Installers Need From the Factory
A dimensional letter mounting template preserves the spacing and fixing references of your approved sign.
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Logo & Dimensional Letters
Hidden Wiring for Lobby and Feature-Wall Logo Signs
Hidden wiring starts with a planned route from the logo sign to an accessible power location.
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Logo & Dimensional Letters
How Non-Illuminated Dimensional Letters Are Manufactured
Non-illuminated dimensional letters can be cut from solid material, fabricated as hollow bodies or assembled in layers.
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Metal vs Acrylic Dimensional Letters: A Buyer Comparison
Metal and acrylic dimensional letters create different surfaces, edges and side views.
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