We deal in a variety of materials and production techniques in order to give you the quality you want at a price that you can afford.

Corrugated Plastic Signs

Corrugated plastic is an inexpensive, lightweight material that is well-suited for temporary signs. This material is a go-to for real estate agents, political candidates, and other people who need to produce a lot of short-term signs on a budget. While it will bend over time, corrugated plastic is still surprisingly durable, especially when it comes to rain and snow.

PVC Signs

PVC is a smooth plastic that is great for clean, professional-looking interior signs at a modest price point. For most interior sign purposes, PVC is the most cost-effective way to get the job done.

ACR Signs/Dibond

ACR signs, also known as Dibond signs, are a middle ground between plastic and aluminum signs. These signs utilize an aluminum face bonded to a plastic core. This makes them less expensive than solid aluminum, and also easier to cut into a custom shape. Dibond signs are great for outdoor use, because the aluminum face makes them very rigid and able to stand up to abuse.

Sandblasted Signs

For something to make your home or business stand out, it’s hard to beat a custom-made sandblasted redwood sign. These weighty, dimensional, durable signs are highly customizable, which means you can get a sign that fits your location perfectly. Try bringing us some of the paint used for your walls and trim to get a sign that exactly matches your building! Sandblasted signs inherit a lot of style from the underlying wood grain, which means that no two signs are alike.

Aluminum Signs

Aluminum signs are a classic type of sign. When you think of a typical road sign, that’s the kind of sign you get when you choose aluminum. These solid, tough metal signs are great for long term outdoor use, making them a common choice for parking lots and other outdoor informational signage.

For more information or to place your order, Email neuartstudio@gmail.com or Call (909) 337-4619 to discuss the details.