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I have a job that requires me to mount vinyl over the backs of old metal sign boards because they want to preserve the old graphics on the other side. The side i am mounting on had rust on the edges and corrosion.
Any suggestions would be helpful.
Thanks
Mask the backside, sand, ospho and epoxy prime the side you need fixed. If there's not historic value to it, it may be cheaper and easier to just replace the panel and redo both sides.
you could always use a new panel and give them the old one to put in storage or display some other way.. maybe put it in a picture frame
i would say if the metal is good. get a stripping/sanding wheel for a drill or something and clean off all the old crap.
add a little primer and stick the vinyl. if it doesnt work. clean it a little more and do again.
Not sure I understand the question. You are going to cover the backs of some old signs so they can preserve the old sign faces?
Why not just replace them and put the old signs inside? I would also prefer to mount a new panel over the sign, a few screw holes is better than all the messing around.
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