Do you have a significant investment in signage?

Are these signs meant to be around for a long time?

Have you replaced them before due to a kid and a can of spray paint?

This blog is about protecting your investment, especially if the signage is located outside in the ghetto. You may want to step up your sign defenses.   Post & Panel, Vehicle/fleet signage are all vulnerable to graffiti.  But, with a little pre preparation, you can erase someones artistic marks and not have to replace the entire sign. If property destruction of this kind is a problem you face more than  you'd like, I would like to inform you there is a solution to that problem.  It is called Anti-Graffiti Overlaminate.  This overlaminate will allow you to remove spray paint graffiti with out traces remaining.  It is ideal to have this overlaminate installed when the sign is made, but it isn't impossible to roll it onto existing flat signage (sorry vehicle wraps would have to be redone.) I would only recommend this treatment for a sign that honestly needs to last for many years.  The Anti-Graffiti Overlaminate is very expensive, and the only way I could justify the investment is length of time. If you would like to learn a little more about the overlaminate we use in this application, I've included a link. http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_WW/Architectural_Markets/Home/product_catalogue/?PC_7_RJH9U5230GFR50IASARDF914I1000000_nid=7DZFDZD5XQbeGQFFKKBFDHgl