Screen Printing Street Signs

We use cpcsigns.com
DOT Grade and good pricing and customer service.

It might be worth a call instead of going
throught the headache of doing them in house.

 

Not pad printed. Simple flat screen print with proper inks.

 

I would be surprised if you could make them for what you could buy them for at a wholesale price.

 

Yep.....(emphasize PROPER INKS)... and UV Cleared.

Having worked in one of the most well equipped and state-of-the-art road sign production shops in the country and a few other shops that produced and supplied spec signs for roadways and highways, I can tell you that it is much more encompassing than most envision. Make sure you fully understand the spec's...... being very familiar with the MUTCD (Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices). Be prepared for sticker shock when purchasing the proper grade Aluminum required as well as upgrading your insurance. Cutting the smallest corners on any materials whatsover WILL only bite you severely. Make sure you have all your "i"'s dotted and "t"'s crossed. If it were as sweet as it appears, everybody and their brother would be in that game. Beyond that...Best of luck!

 

We screen printed a ton of road signage in the past. We had very bad experiences with 3M Stop sign red on 3M Diamond grade and engineering grade materials. The ink was an air dry ink that just didn't want to dry. Very unforgiving. I agree with the above posting about buying this outside. We'd print anything but Stop Signs today...

 

we can do it