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Most bronze memorial plaques are designed to have a high tolerance for extreme temperature fluctuations. Normal temperature changes in most climates, indoors or outdoors, will have no adverse effect upon these signs. Of course, extreme weather conditions such as hurricanes and tornadoes can damage bronze plaques, but extreme temperature changes alone will usually not cause [...]

Appropriate Uses for Bronze Memorial Plaques

Posted on December 15, 2011

Bronze memorial plaques are a long-lasting way to keep special memories alive. Because they are so distinctive and distinguished, bronze plaques ensure that the dedication and remembrance will be recognized far into the future. Plaques are “identity investments” and can be used for various dedication purposes.  Some examples of ways in which plaques are often used include: [...]

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How To Word A Dedication For A Bronze Memorial Plaque

Posted on December 15, 2011

Memorial plaques often mark the graves of loved ones, but they can also be used to dedicate other areas, such as parks, buildings and areas that want to honor the memory of someone who made a significant impact upon that area.  If a bronze memorial plaque will be created by the family of someone who has [...]

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How To Remove Spray Paint From Glass Signs

Posted on December 15, 2011

A glass sign is beautiful until paint is sprayed on it, either accidentally or due to vandalism. Luckily, errant spray paint can be removed from glass, with the use of the right materials, some elbow grease, and a little patience. The materials needed can all be found at your local hardware store or within your own home. [...]

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How To Refurbish and Restore A Bronze Memorial Plaque

Posted on December 15, 2011

Because bronze is a copper alloy, time and weather conditions cause bronze plaques to become dull and eventually form a green patina on the surface. While some people like the look of an aged bronze plaque, many would prefer to keep it looking the way it did on the day it was purchased.  A simple cleaning process [...]

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Corporate Sign Language Resource Guide

Posted on December 15, 2011

Sign Language Resource Guide for the Office The disabled are faced with a wide range of challenges to lead a full life. The disabled are faced with obstacles in hearing, vision and accessibility. The hearing impaired face challenges that are unique to them in that they are not able to communicate by speech. One method that hearing [...]

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A Guide to Orienteering : Follow The Custom Signs

Posted on December 15, 2011

Follow The Signs: A Guide To Orienteering The modern sport of orienteering has it’s roots in Europe, over 120 years ago. Generally, the word orienteering means and any type of map navigation contest where you are working against a clock or other players. Orienteering first emerged in word usage in 1886, referring to the use [...]

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Stainless Steel Letters in a Marine Environment – An Architectural Resource

Posted on December 11, 2011

Stainless Steel Letters Alloy 304 vs. 316 for Marine Environments – An Architectural Resource It has been discussed many times by architects, designers, the military, and for any design project in a marine environment involving metal letters, such as on ships, naval bases, hotels along the coast, and on any project in the Carribean. We [...]

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How To Clean Your Acrylic Logo Sign

Posted on December 15, 2010

Acrylic logos are fairly easy to clean, but there are a few things to keep in mind to ensure the best results. The most important thing to remember about cleaning acrylic signs is that you should never use any kind of cleaning agent that contains ammonia or harsh chemicals. Never use glass cleaners or common kitchen grease cleaners on [...]

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