Vinyl

At Onsite Signs, we generally use vinyl for the signage we do. Vinyl is a polymer based adhesive product and there are a few reasons why we (usually) use vinyl rather than paint:

• There are different vinyls available for almost every application. For example, you are able to get almost any colour you want, including some really ace ‘special effect’ vinyls (I highly recommend the carbon fibre look stuff – it looks better than the real thing!), sparkly vinyls, glow-in-the-dark vinyls, frosted or etched glass vinyls, there are ultra-sticky vinyls suitable for low-adhesion surfaces, there are removable vinyls for temporary jobs, there are high visibility reflective vinyls, there are transparent vinyls, there are block-out vinyls for covering up what’s underneath, there one-way vision vinyls for car windows, there are vinyls for printing on, there textured vinyls, there are whiteboard vinyls and blackboard vinyls… I could go on and on and on, but I’m sure you get the picture!
• In most cases, we use a vinyl that is suitable for long-term, permanent signage, but did you know that ultimately, it is a removable product? This means that when you want to sell your machine or your car, or if you have a logo change, most types of vinyl can be removed without damage to the paintwork underneath.
• It’s quick and easy. You don’t have to wait for vinyl to dry – we can apply your signage, and you can take your machine straight out to work again. There are no messy wet patches of paint to worry about and no dangerous chemicals.
• If you want to try it, you can order your signs from us and put them on yourself! – you don’t have to be artistic or know how to mix paint. However, we feel we should warn you that there is a little bit of a knack to putting decals on!

Christmas and New Year Hours of Operation

Please note that Onsite Signs will be shut during the Christmas and New Year period. Onsite Signs will shut at 2.00pm on Monday 21st December 2009, and will re-open at 8.00am on Friday 8th January 2010. Sorry for any inconvenience. Have a happy and safe holiday!