• Aluminum, .040" thick: Factory baked-on high gloss enamel will last for many years outside. Somewhat flexible in larger sizes. Available in white and basic colors.
  • Aluminum, .080" thick: Factory baked-on high gloss enamel will last for many years outside. More rigid that .040". A good choice for street signs.
  • Poly-Metal or Sign-A-Bond: Two sheets of aluminum with factory baked-on enamel with a polypropylene core. A lower cost alternative to .080" aluminum. About 1/8" thick.
  • Alumacorr: Two sheets of aluminum with factory baked-on enamel with a corrugated polypropylene core. A good choice for large signs subjected to high wind. A better alternative to plywood since it will not absorb moisture or rot. About 1/4" thick.
  • Corrugated plastic (Coroplast): An economical choice for yard signs or other temporary outdoor signs. Available in colors and can be used with a wire "Step Stake" for placement in the ground. In larger quantities, signs may be screen printed to further reduce costs. The normal thickness is about 1/4", but 3/8" is also available for larger signs for job site, auction, real estate or other applications.
  • Banner: A temporary outdoor sign which can be rolled up for storage. Material is 13 oz. fiberglass reinforced vinyl measuring about .014" thick. Ends are hemmed and grommets are reinforced for durability.
  • Magnetics: Normally used for temporary attachment to steel vehicle doors. About .030" thick. Used for company identification, phone number and advertising.
  • Urethane: High density urethane foam is normally used for sandblasted signs. A typical application is a subdivision entrance sign.
  • Other Materials: Other outdoor materials are available including Plexiglass (acrylic), Lexan (polycarbonate), MDO plywood, etc.