These 2 signs are made from 3mm Black Acrylic (aka Perspex). With the White vinyl cut lettering applied to it, it creates a simple yet effective and elegant sign. For your laser cut signage and vinyl cut lettering make sure you contact stickerart.com.au.
Painted Laser Cut MDF Signs
These signs are made from MDF which we laser cut and then had painted by Ben and Benz Paint & Panel in Underwood, they are painted with a high gloss 2-pak paint. We then applied the stickers to them which creates effective signage. We can create your logos and signage this way. Great for displaying in your home or at your business. An idea is a thought that you can make into a reality with the help of stickerart!
Custom Aluminium Composite Panel Signage
A 7 metre x 2 metre sign that we made for Premier Window Tint at Rocklea, QLD. The sign is an Aluminium Composite and is easy to handle, it is rigid enough and light weight to make installation a breeze. We can supply and ship your signage to your door for you to install yourself.
Vehicle Signage for Dragon Shield Smoke Alarms Brisbane
We recently supplied and applied vinyl graphics for Dragon Shield Smoke Alarms in Brisbane. The logos and text are printed and contoured cut around design rather than being straight cut stickers with a background. The side sills on the car are wrapped with printed vinyl giving the effect of dragon scales to tie in with the name of the business. If you are in the South Brisbane area and need smoke alarms installed, make sure you contact Dan at Dragon Shield Smoke Alarms on 07 3711 7545.
March 2012 Queensland Street Car Magazine
This months Queensland Street Car Magazine is out Friday 9th March. Make sure you grab a copy an check out our ad. Lots of great cars as usual. Check out their Facebook page
The Great Wall of Stickers
I finally got to use some of those extra stickers I’ve been making over the years. Two of us took four hours and about 10 beers each (or was it 20 each?) to put these stickers on, the crooked ones were not intentional, it was the beer! The Wall will be continued in time to come. I’m slowly but surely getting the new workshop the way it should be. Next stop will be this website.
