If you're involved in the sign building or graphic art trades-
and would like to offer your customers Sandblasted signs, read on ....

Preparing the blanks, laying out and cutting mask, routing, sandblasting, cutting to final shape, and edge-finishing are noisy, messy steps where specialized equipment and knowledge are essential. But after over 27* years in the business, we know all that is only a part of each sandblasted sign .

We cannot match the level of service you can provide. Nor do we have the trust you have built with your clients. These are valuable, and the price quoted should reflect it. For fully-finished sandblasted signs,
$60-$70 per square foot is not out of line anywhere in the country.
In some areas the going rate is even higher. The fact is: our pricing is probably the lowest in the business. Also, in exchange for your time on actually building the sign, you can take advantage of additional discounts.

Send the layout on disc, and take a 10% discount off our $55 per-square-foot regular rate.

Design the sign with the program of your choice. Get it to us in .CDR (CorelDraw), .AI (Adobe Illustrator) or, less desirable, .EPS format (attaching the file to an email works just fine). We'll make sure, via email or phone, that the file arrived just as you sent it, and then build the sign precisely as it was designed. The price drops to $50 per square foot, $85 finished on both sides.

Complete the painting, and take an additional 20% discount 

That is, 1.5" thick, 15lb density HDU*, layed out to your specifications, sandblasted one side with our special jigs to simulate the most dramatic vertical-grain redwood, and primed with two coats of the proper exterior primer, ready for final painting: $40 per square foot, plus shipping. Have the sign finished on both sides for $70 per square foot.

*- for more information on this extremely durable urethane material, designed expressly for the sign industry, take a look at our HDU info page.

*Check out lots of fast-loading photos of sign projects we've completed 

Interested? Please call or e-mail for attention to your specific project

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