best way to hang small sign on existing thin rubber core sign

[VicoDrive]

The existing sign is thin aluminum on both sides with a rubber core. I need to hang a smaller sign below it but not sure of the best way for it to look good. I cant see any other way to do it than to just drill holes in the existing sign but feel that would look half ***. Maybe grommets? Id rather screw something in between for the chains to attach to but is that really possible with rubber core and when its that thin (maybe 3/8") and be stable?

 

[Christian @ 2CT Media]

Rubber or pvc? If it's ACP you can always punch a grommet through and use s hooks

 

[VicoDrive]

Rubber or pvc? If it's ACP you can always punch a grommet through and use s hooks

The work order from the company that made the sign says its rubber. I looked at it yesterday and can confirm that. The small sign Im going to add will probably be thin PVC. I thought about S hooks but they may have to be unusually long because the middle of the sign dips down pretty long. Also what kind of grommets work work for something that thin? I was thinking of just gluing the bottom part of a banner grommets over the holes

 

[Moze]

Do you have any pictures to help tell the story?

 

[Marlene]

a picture would help as I can't figure out what it is that you are doing. the middle of the sign dips down meaning it is shaped at the bottom? is this sign hanging between posts or on a wall? is it inside or outdoors?

 

[VicoDrive]

Here you go...