Hello all,
I own a engraving shop, Glass with Class, in northern Wisconsin. I do most of my work with a YAG laser from Electrox but also have a couple CO2 lasers from Universal that sit and gather dust and I have been looking for jobs I can do on them and by dumb luck stumbled into making signs for a factory next door to me. And when I was researching engraving plastics I came across this site.
Since getting the job making signs I have been playing around with making signs for myself out of plexiglass that I pant the backside white then reverse engrave through the white paint and then color fill the engraving with other colors. I am just wondering if anyone else has tried this method of making signs and if so how well it stands up to being outside.
I own a engraving shop, Glass with Class, in northern Wisconsin. I do most of my work with a YAG laser from Electrox but also have a couple CO2 lasers from Universal that sit and gather dust and I have been looking for jobs I can do on them and by dumb luck stumbled into making signs for a factory next door to me. And when I was researching engraving plastics I came across this site.
Since getting the job making signs I have been playing around with making signs for myself out of plexiglass that I pant the backside white then reverse engrave through the white paint and then color fill the engraving with other colors. I am just wondering if anyone else has tried this method of making signs and if so how well it stands up to being outside.
