Last comments - One of two SPEED LIMIT 35 sign laminates

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joe_347V

[Jan 15, 2012 at 05:56 PM]

You could also stick it on some plywood and have a fake Ontario style sign. Razz

LilCinnamon

[Jan 15, 2012 at 07:50 PM]

3M makes these? I Never knew that.

Who makes the metal signs though? The metal part,

joe_347V

[Jan 15, 2012 at 08:31 PM]

Yep 3M and Avery Dennison are two companies I know of that makes reflective sheeting, normally the signs are made at either a private or a DOT owned sign shop.

Not really sure who makes the metal sign blanks though.

streetlight98

[Jan 16, 2012 at 04:34 PM]

Do you know of a company "AHS"? They make most of the current signs here. One of my handicapped signs was made by AHS although it wasn't reflective.

SeanB~1

[Jan 16, 2012 at 05:47 PM]

Measure the sheet and contact any metal supplier to get a sheet cut to size. You can order either chromadek or aluminium sheet as a backing. Just remember that that 3M adhesive is really aggressive, and does not _EVER_ let go once it has touched a surface. Another is to contact a signage company and get some acrylic sheet cut to the size.

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One of two SPEED LIMIT 35 sign laminates

Here's one of my two SL35 signs I got from the RIDOT yard when i visited them when I was 8 in 2006. Made by 3M. I plan to get some sheet metal for these when I get my own place.