Monthly Archives: December 2019

Framed Museum Print

Posted on December 23, 2019 by Jay Buckley

Using a frame around a museum display is a good idea where the public can get their hands on it! In this case the Ponce Inlet Museum display of lighthouse technology near Daytona Beach. The large fresnel lenses are fragile … Continue reading →

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Perforated Window Vinyl

Posted on December 17, 2019 by Jay Buckley

We covered this window in our shop with our Window Perf vinyl. From the outside, it’s a cat. From the inside, you see outside clearly. This is done by perforating the vinyl with thousands of 1mm size holes. The Window … Continue reading →

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Custom Corn Hole Graphics

Posted on December 13, 2019 by Jay Buckley

So we had our 25th anniversary party in September, and we played Corn Hole on the lawn, using custom Corn Hole graphics we had created for the event. We bought a standard pair of Corn Hole tables and applied adhesive … Continue reading →

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Large Museum Banner

Posted on December 9, 2019 by Jay Buckley

You’ll often see a vinyl banner like this in front of a museum to announce the special exhibit they are hosting. Our matte finish vinyl gives you bright happy colors that demand attention and attract visitors! When you get vinyl … Continue reading →

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Color Core Signs

Posted on December 4, 2019 by Jay Buckley

I saw this museum sign on a recent trip to Florida. It’s cut from a material called “ColorCore” which in this case is a piece of 1/2″ plastic with a white core and green faces. Instead of printing on the … Continue reading →

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