Brushed Aluminum Signs

We can cut out individual letters, but only if the thinnest part of your letter is no thinner than .25 inches. It should also be noted that the typical material used for this type of signage is generally one in which there is only one thin sheet of aluminum and behind it is one to three inches of Gatorboard or foam board. These letters are usually then adhered to a wall using an adhesive. If you are interested in these types of signs, please contact us for availability and pricing.

Aluminum is rust-resistant. However, it is susceptible to wear and tear over time much like any other sign. This will be more evident for signs exposed harsher climates or installed outdoors. If you would like to increase the durability and lifespan of your sign you can choose to have it coated with our protective laminate.

Your brushed aluminum sign will have some pliability or bendability to it, more so in larger sizes. However, we assure you these aluminum signs are extremely durable and should not break in day-to-day use. We recommend adding extra middle support to larger signs as a precautionary measure.

Yes! They are suitable for both outdoor and indoor use. They can literally be used in any climate or situation. Just make sure to install them properly and be prepared to remove them during extreme weather conditions to prevent damage.

The UV ink we use to print will prevent the actual print from fading or being rubbed off over time but the metal itself can get scratched. To further protect your sign from fading or scratches you can choose to add our protective laminate coating to the surface of your sign.

We don’t offer metal frames for brushed aluminum signs, but the signs can be used in existing frames assuming they fit or can use the drilled holes to be installed.

Your sign can be hung with a rope or chain or posted to wooden poles using bolts and screws. However, the most common installation method for professional settings is to use standoffs. To mount your sign this way you will need to select the options of “Drilled Holes” as well as “Standoffs”. If you want to drill your own holes, then you will only need the standoffs. This will ensure you have everything you need to mount your sign.

The first step will be to measure and mark the locations where you will drill and hang your sign. Once you’ve ensured it is even and your sign will be properly spaced, you need to use the standoffs package to install your sign.

Your standoffs package will consist of four standoff tubes, four anchors, four screws, and four standoff caps. Put an anchor into a standoff tube and insert it through the drilled hole of the sign. While having someone help you hold the sign up to your pre-determined location, use a drill to install the screw through the anchor and tube and into the wall. Repeat this for all four corners. Once the sign has been affixed to the rigid surface, screw on the standoff caps by hand and you’re done! You now have a gorgeous brushed aluminum sign with standoffs hanging on your wall! Please note that some rigid surfaces will require that you drill a pilot hole before screwing the screw into your surface.

Cleaning your sign regularly will keep it looking as clear and good-looking as the day it arrived. Regular cleaning can be done using a damp non-abrasive cloth. Strong cleaners and abrasive rags should be avoided as they both will damage your sign. Brushed aluminum signs that are coated with our protective laminate should be cleaned with a citrus-based cleaner or with a solution of 70% isopropyl alcohol and 30% water.

Your signs can be stored in a dry location at room temperature. We would recommend placing a non-abrasive material in between signs if more than one will be stored. This way, the signs won’t scratch and damage each other while being stacked, moved, or removed from storage. This material will also help prevent scrapes or cuts if someone inadvertently rubs against the sign while being stored.