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3M Wrap Films

3M adds standard stock colors to their 1080 series wrap films! Refuse to be ordinary. Refuse to blend in. 3M™ Scotchprint® Wrap Film Series 1080 is a distinctive way to make you—and your car—stand out in the crowd. With many new finishes from Matte to Carbon to Brushed Metal, we

By |2014-03-06T22:37:31+00:00March 6th, 2014|Blog, News, Vehicle Graphics|0 Comments

Four Points Hotel

Signcraft is excited to be working with Argus Properties on the exterior sign package at the new Four Points Hotel by Sheraton currently being constructed across the highway from the Kelowna International Airport. This project will consist of massive 5 foot tall channel letters that are to be mounted on

By |2014-03-06T22:19:02+00:00March 6th, 2014|Blog, Exterior, News|0 Comments

Signcraft is reaching new heights!

Big news!  Literally!  We have replaced our existing maintenance/installation vehicle with an Elliott V60 Hi Reach Truck.   We will now have a working height of 63 feet!!    Elliott is the premier manufacturer of trucks specially designed with the sign industry in mind and this model is the perfect

By |2014-03-06T22:17:18+00:00March 6th, 2014|Blog, News|0 Comments

Konquer Motorcycles

Congratulations to Jeff and the team at Kreater Motorcycles, they have just completed their rebranding to Konquer Motorcycles. This was somewhat of a challenge as were instructed to keep the changeover under wraps until the install day, what with all of the sign and graphic production taking place in our

By |2014-03-06T22:14:28+00:00March 6th, 2014|Blog, News|0 Comments

Starting a New Business?

Statistics show that signs attract HALF of a start-up business' new customers. Is your new sign poised to generate that kind of business? Here are some key points to consider when researching signage for your new business. Budget: Starting off with a budget will not only help you with planning and forecasting,

Summerland Gets Historic Monument Signs

Signcraft teamed up with local artist Peter Soehn, designer Robert Inwood, and the District of Summerland to fabricate, sculpt and install two very large "Welcome to the District of Summerland" signs at the north and south entrances to Summerland along Highway 97. This exciting project took approximately 3 months to

By |2009-05-06T22:40:37+00:00May 6th, 2009|Exterior|0 Comments
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