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Order a Replacement Sign Plastic Panel for Your Lighted Sign

When it comes to maintaining the professional appearance of your business, a well-lit and attractive sign is essential. Over time, signs can wear out, and the plastic panel that displays your message might need replacement. Whether you're a school, church, business owner, or part of any organization, getting a replacement sign plastic panel is a simple process when you work with LetterBank Signs + Print. In this guide, we'll walk you through the steps to ensure you get the perfect replacement panel for your lighted sign.

1. Identifying Your Sign Plastic Panel:

Before you start the process, you need to determine the type of sign plastic panel your current sign has. This is crucial to ensure that you receive a replacement that fits seamlessly. Here's what you need to do:

  • Clear Photos: Take clear photos of your existing sign, capturing both the full view and a close-up of the corner where the plastic panel is attached. These images will help our experts at LetterBank understand the design, shape, and mounting mechanism of your current sign.

  • Email to request information and help: Send the photos to our sales team. Include any relevant details about your sign, such as its size, location, and any specific requirements you might have for the replacement plastic panel.

2. What kind is your Lighted Sign?

LetterBank Signs + Print offers custom-made replacement plastic panels for a variety of lighted sign types. We understand that different organizations have unique signage needs. Our replacement panels are available for the following:

  • School and Church Signs: Maintain the appeal of your educational institution or place of worship with a pristine and well-lit sign.

  • Pylon Directory Signs: Guide visitors effortlessly with a replacement plastic panel for your pylon directory sign.

  • Overhead Business Signs: Keep your storefront looking inviting and professional with a new plastic panel for your overhead business sign.

  • Very Large Multi-Pole Signs: For larger installations, we have the expertise to provide replacement panels that perfectly match your sign's dimensions.

  • Roadside Portable Readerboards: Also known as flashing arrow signs, these eye-catching signs can be refreshed with a new plastic panel.

3. Accurate Measurements Matter:

To ensure a correct fit, accurate measurement of your existing sign's plastic panel is critical. Before contacting us for a replacement, make sure you have the following:

  • The Exact Width: Measure the width of the plastic panel accurately from one edge to the other.

  • The Exact Height: Measure the height of the panel from top to bottom.

  • The Thickness: Measure the thickness of the existing plastic panel. This detail is crucial for crafting a replacement that fits securely. You can use a credit card to help you measure: 1 credit card is 0.030" (30 mil), 2 is 0.060" (60 mil) and 3 is 0.090" (90 mil) (measuring system was developed by LetterBank, copyright 1990, 2001, 2022)

4. Request a Price Quote:

Once you've collected all the necessary information, it's time to get a price quote for your replacement sign plastic panel. Reach out to LetterBank Signs + Print through our website or contact our sales team. Provide the details you've gathered, and our experts will provide you with a specific price quote tailored to your requirements.

5. Temporary Covering Options:

While waiting for your new replacement plastic panel, we understand that you might need a temporary solution to cover your sign. LetterBank offers several options:

  • Quick Banner: A temporary banner can be a great way to maintain visibility until your new sign arrives.

  • Sign Bag Cover: For larger signs, a sign bag cover can protect your sign from the elements and maintain its appearance.

  • Free Consultation: Feel free to reach out to our experts for a free consultation on your project. We're here to help you navigate the process and make informed decisions.

Ordering a replacement sign plastic panel for your lighted sign is a straightforward process when you work with LetterBank Signs + Print. By providing accurate measurements, identifying your sign type, and contacting our experienced team, you'll have a pristine replacement panel that rejuvenates the look of your sign and ensures your message continues to shine brightly.


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