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SignARama of Vermont is your full-service sign shop, offering you a full range of signs, including: A-frames, banners, carved and dimensional signs, channel letters, decals, safety signs, vehicle lettering, vehicle wraps and more. Our signs can be seen all around greater Chittenden, Franklin, Washington, Addison, Lamoille and Grand Isle Counties in the towns of Burlington, South Burlington, Williston, Essex & Essex Junction, Colchester, Shelburne, Charlotte, Milton, Fairfax, Hinesburg, St. Albans, Swanton, Alburgh, Montpelier, Barre, Rutland, Middlebury, and beyond....
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Written by Paula Diaco
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Thursday, 09 May 2013 14:00 |
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What's a Stand-Up, you ask? It's a digital image that's applied to a clear material. The outside borders of the photographic image are then cut to shape. The image sits in a base so it stands vertically.
We know your love showing off your pet. Why not do it with a Stand-Up? It's a fun way to see your pet's image every day.
Like our Facebook page, and enter the contest--we want to see your pet photos!

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Written by Paula Diaco
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Thursday, 02 May 2013 20:42 |
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The Good Lutheran Church has a lovely and large freestanding sign at their Jericho, Vermont location. The problem has always been that the side facing the western exposure gets a lot of sunlight, and consequently, a lot of damage from the sunlight. They considered replacing the sign, but we suggested a cost-saving plan of refurbishi ng the sign instead. We felt that the sign was well constructed despite its appearance.
Church members sanded and painted the edge of the wooden sign panels. They then brought the sign panel to us and we removed the logo and painted it. We produced the same layout, producing it as a large vinyl graphic, which was then applied to a durable, rigid substrate. The logo was screw-mounted to each side and looks great as a dimensional piece. We applied the rigid substrate panel, complete with vinyl graphics and the dimensional logo, to each side.
Kinsington Court’s sign, on the other hand, was made by us more than ten years ago. It withstood the test of time, b ut now needed some refurbishing. See how the paint has chalked, and the paint pigment lost?
We repaired damage, removed dirt and grime (including some mushrooms!), primed it, and repainted the sign panel its original color. While it doesn't look brand spanking new, it looks very clean and attractive.
We re-do vehicles, too! Tom Moore has a successful residential building an d remodeling business. He asked us to le tter his vehicle several years ago with forest green cut vinyl. It was a great advertising tool--the lettering was large enough to be considered a billboard (by Vermont standards).
When he rebranded his company's image, he asked us to remove the graphics and apply a partial wrap. His full color vehicle graphics now communicate his image as a quality builder.
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