Today, we will explore the history of neon signs and their transition to LED technology. Let's start from the beginning. A Radiant Past: The Genesis of Neon Neon was originally used for illuminated signs due to its distinctive properties that made it stand out in the advertising landscape. Its vibrant colors, particularly its bright red hue, captured...
As you've likely discovered, outdoor signage is more than just a visual statement; it's a strategic investment. In this blog post, we're diving into the nitty-gritty details of material selection that can significantly impact the longevity and overall cost-effectiveness of your signage. 1. Environmental Intelligence: Understanding the environment in which your signs will be placed is essential,...
Click Here For Downloadable, High-Res Photos YESCO announces it has completely restored all five exterior building signs and added a new “cocktails” sign at the historic Golden Steer Steakhouse Las Vegas. As part of the project, the steakhouse’s main sign located above its entrance was removed and replaced with white polycarbonate and vinyl graphics. YESCO...
Click Here For Downloadable Photos YESCO announces it has restored the historic Del Mar Theatre marquee sign in Los Angeles. Retained by the Perrotin Art Gallery, YESCO created all-new neon tubes and sign faces to match the fresh paint scheme on the building. Additionally, LED lights were added to the marquee to...
YESCO announced it has completely restored the vintage Rancho Super Car Wash pink elephant sign in Rancho Mirage, California. Retained by Preservation Mirage, which celebrates and protects the architectural history of the city, YESCO refurbished the sign’s neon tubing and worked with their vendor, Graffiti Inc., to provide the landmark with fresh paintIn 2023,...
