The store was looking at replacing their damaged change-room signs. Currently printed on acrylic which was stuck to a polystyrene backing, it was mounted on the wall by a railing system. Due to the location, it has been knocked over a few times. The store has wanted a better finish, scope requested MDF, sprayed with a 2pac finish. Design specifications were provided by the consultant Sign Manager, these details included:
- paint type (Spies Hecker)
- Colour and codes
- substrate
- sizes, thickness, diameter, including a beveled edge to minimise any sharp edges.
- mounting specification
Photos detailed the existing schematics, and the program was to be done within a 5 working day deadline. All works were kept in house to maximise quality control. Our spray booth is now fully functional. Inductions were required working on a Target site, along with Colonial First State new compliance system.
- paint type (Spies Hecker)
- Colour and codes
- substrate
- sizes, thickness, diameter, including a beveled edge to minimise any sharp edges.
- mounting specification
Photos detailed the existing schematics, and the program was to be done within a 5 working day deadline. All works were kept in house to maximise quality control. Our spray booth is now fully functional. Inductions were required working on a Target site, along with Colonial First State new compliance system.
 Cutting out the MDF in our CNC machine |  Pieces being glued and screwed together |
 Assembled pieces in our spray booth waiting for the first coat of primer. |  After 5 coats of du-point primer, the signs are hand sanded ready for the 3 layers of top coat of spies hecker mitsubishi red.. |
 With the first layer of vinyl down, ready for the second layer of vinyl. |  We even 2 pack sprayed the mounting incase the sign was removed. |
Finished product installed.
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