RonPaul2012grassroots
08-15-2007, 11:16 AM
We are thinking of introducing an economical mini-sign in coroplast. This would be a one-sided, two color sign with a number of possible uses. In order to do this most economically, we would print four sign images on one 18x24 piece of coroplast, ship these as uncut 18x24 panels and the end-users would cut them into four signs.
Here are the two options:
A sign which measures 4.5" x 24" with the letters appearing similar to this (but centered) -
R
o
n
P
a
u
l
2000
.com
President
or a sign which would measure 9" x 12" with Ron Paul 2008.com
We can print them such that either version will accept wire stands.
If one is creative, one could use a construction adhesive such as Liquid Nails and place them in such locations where bills (posters, flyers, etc.) regularly get posted like on temporary plywood construction walkways protecting sidewalks (use your imagination).
So the question is, what would you prefer, a vertical 4.5x24 sign or a 9x12 sign?
TIA for your input.
Here are the two options:
A sign which measures 4.5" x 24" with the letters appearing similar to this (but centered) -
R
o
n
P
a
u
l
2000
.com
President
or a sign which would measure 9" x 12" with Ron Paul 2008.com
We can print them such that either version will accept wire stands.
If one is creative, one could use a construction adhesive such as Liquid Nails and place them in such locations where bills (posters, flyers, etc.) regularly get posted like on temporary plywood construction walkways protecting sidewalks (use your imagination).
So the question is, what would you prefer, a vertical 4.5x24 sign or a 9x12 sign?
TIA for your input.