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When it comes to indoor signage, you might think it's just a minor detail, but it can shape how people perceive your space. If you're planning to install new signs or replace the old ones in your facility, it's worth exploring an option that's commonly used for museum signage: custom dry transfers. They are fantastic for small to medium-sized signs that require lettering and logos. One of the main benefits is that you can design and install them quickly, which is particularly handy if you're working against a deadline. Not having to rely on a sign company means you have complete control over the outcome.
The custom transfers are lacquer ink-based rub-on decals. They are known for their painterly aesthetic, giving your indoor signs a sophisticated and polished appearance. They are budget-friendly, allowing for a range of applications without compromising on quality. You can create a cohesive, branded look with these decals, and they won't damage your surfaces—think walls or doors. If you ever need to make updates, these decals can be easily removed, allowing you to replace them without any hassle. They come with adhesive backing, which means you won't have to deal with messy glues.
If you've tried stick-on vinyl lettering before, you'll find that rub-on decals provide a much nicer finish. Museums are big fans of custom dry transfers for their exhibit captions. These transfers are simple to apply to walls, exhibit cases, and pedestals for sculptures. They only ask for a clean, smooth surface to work on, and you can even use them around curved objects if the surface is dry and smooth. Their versatility allows them to look great on a variety of materials—wood, glass, plastic, and metal—making them a long-standing choice across many sectors. All you need is a clean, smooth, dry indoor surface.
Finding cost-effective alternatives to traditional sign companies can be a relief, especially since those services can often be pricey. The good news is that applying decals doesn't require special skills, making the process straightforward to do. Standard colors like black and white are always available, but you can create transfer decals in any color you need. For changeable signage spaces, these decals are easy to swap out, eliminating the risk of surface damage associated with other methods, such as stick-on vinyl or water-slide decals. If you're looking for an efficient signage solution, consider dry transfer decals.
