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A small plaza in Yorba Linda was re-done and two new tenants moved in. The owner of the plaza wanted a modern, sharp look for all of the exterior building signs. He wanted individual tenant signs for the side of the building, a large main sign in front of the building, and a new monument sign. With the help of his architect, we made an aluminum backer panel, s painted to the owner's custom color, that we attached directly to the wall. Attached to the backer panel, with 6 stand offs, are brushed aluminum faces. On top of the faces are regular plastic dimensional letters that reads each of their names, which are also painted to their color. The owner, as well as the tenant, we extremely happy with the finished signs.

For their new dental office, Capstone Dental Care needed interior signs. They wanted signs that were amazingly beautiful and would capture the high end feel of their office. One would be attached with four (4) stand offs to their curved metal counter. It would be 20" x 20" logo that consisted of 3 (three) 1/8" pieces of acrylic. Two of the pieces would be custom painted, and 1 would be metal laminate, painted dark brown around the "C" to reveal that brushed aluminum look. The second sign, to mounted on the lobby wall, would have two parts to it.  We decided that 1/4" thick, dark brown acrylic dimensional letters, would go be mounted underneath an 18" x 18" logo. The dimensional letters would spell out the company name as well as the doctor's name. The logo would be made exactly the same as the larger logo on the counter. All of the dimensional letters were stud mounted, and stood off the wall 1/2", except the 18" x 18" logo which is stood off the wall with four (4) stand offs. Our customer was extremely happy with their new signs and felt that we had given them exactly what they had envisioned.

This CNC machinery company, Machinery Resources International Inc., or better known as MRI, has a whole new look to their cinderblock custom monument sign. After removing their old monument sign face, MRI painted the stone to give it an updated look. We then used 2 pieces of .080 aluminum, cut to size, with laminated, digital prints laid on top. Then we made 1/2" and 3/4" acrylic dimensional letters, painted black for the text, and 1/2" acrylic with brush aluminum laminate for their logo. We installed their non illuminated sign faces with a few anchors and screws and the help of some silicone.