Joe and Sandy Paffoon
August 29th, 2020 by signcraftShop name: Boardwalk Designs Shop size: 5000 sq. ft. Staff: 10 Age: Joe is 69 Graphics equipment: Two HP latex printers Two Gerber… Read More
Kevin Woolbert
August 29th, 2020 by signcraftShop name: Second Wind Signs Shop size: 2000 sq. ft. Age: 54 Graphics equipment: Roland printer ShopBot CNC router 24-in. Graphtec cutter Online:… Read More
9 tips for a more successful sign business
June 20th, 2017 by signcraftThere’s a lot to learn if you want to succeed at making signs—design, construction, sales, fabrication and technology are all key aspects. But… Read More
What’s it cost to letter this vehicle?
August 22nd, 2020 by signcraftMaterials: Two yards of black intermediate vinyl film, with application tape: $6 CDN 6 sq. ft. of digital prints, with laminate: $54 CDN… Read More
10 tricks for better layouts
April 20th, 2017 by Jeff DeveyLike every sign designer, I’ve learned a lot of things over the years that have really helped me improve my designs. Besides making… Read More
Shop Trucks
August 29th, 2020 by signcraftSend us a photo of your shop truck today at signcraft@signcraft.com or to SignCraft, P.O. Box 60031, Fort Myers, FL 33906. Read this… Read More
Tips & Tricks
August 29th, 2020 by signcraftGet our Trade Secrets e-letter You’ll get even more great tips in our free Trade Secret e-letter each month. You can sign up… Read More
Before and After
June 29th, 2020 by Raymond ChapmanOne of the most popular sections of the very early issues of SignCraft was the “Before and After” articles of George Seelander. It… Read More
Digital printing: almost everywhere
June 30th, 2020 by signcraftIt seems there is no end to opportunities to use digital printing for signage. Vehicles, walls, illustrations, floors, windows, banners—you find digital prints… Read More
Pinstriped panels for fun and profit
June 30th, 2020 by signcraftIn my free time, and in an effort to make extra cash, I use panels as a nice experiment in color and designing… Read More
Essential tools: Pounce wheels and perforated patterns
June 29th, 2020 by Mike JacksonFor decades, sign makers used a simple tool called a pounce wheel to make perforated patterns. Those patterns were used to help with… Read More
