Sandblasted Signage
A sign created by placing a rubber stencil over letters and images and
etching the background with a high-pressure mix of sand and air. The
lettering and design areas are then sanded smooth and painted. Both
wood and High Density Urethane or HDU, (a substitute that weathers
better than natural wood), can be sandblasted, with HDU sandblasted
signs usually resembling a stucco or sandy texture. It's easier to do
fine detailed painting on sandblasted signs than it is on routed or
carved signs as with sandblasted signs the design areas are raised, not
recessed.
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