Backlit Sign Vinyl 3M™ 3630 | Avery™ UC900 | ORACAL® 8500

Backlit Sign Vinyl

Backlit self-adhesive vinyl turn the natural power of light into a powerful tool for your message. Backlit translucent films are perfect for catching the eye of your prospective customers and turning heads. Whether you choose our 3M™ 3630 translucent adhesive vinyl, our ORACAL® 8500 or Avery™ UC900 backlit films, your customers will love the look and performance of these long-lasting, matte finish vinyls. Made to adhere to plexy glass and a number of substrates, you just can't go wrong with these great films.

Backlit Signs for Your Customers and You

Backlit self adhesive vinyl are the ideal tools to use in designing the interior or exterior of your client's retail store or windows and is an incredible marketing communication tool. Use these films to enhance your business and show your customers just how it's done. Let's face it: when you're able to show off how these films can be used to make an attratcive and well-made sign, you'll help your business stand out from the competition, increase your customer flow and turnover immensely, while re-enforcing your brand identity to keep customers coming back time after time.

Increase Sales with Light-Diffusing Sign Vinyl

Designed to increase sales, control customer flow or trigger a call to action, Backlit self adhesive vinyl can be produced for shops, bars or restaurants. The applications are endless. We'll work with you to define exactly what your location demands from custom sizes to adhesive backing and mounting with different material.

How to Choose the Right Translucent Vinyl for You

There are a number of considerations to make when you're thinking of using a translucent vinyl film in your next application, project or craft. In essence, there are five major considerations to be made and they are as follows:

1. Budget: How much will you be spending?
2. Duration: How long do you need the graphic or sign to last?
3. Color: Does it need to match with existing print and digital promotional material?
4. Substrate: Is the substrate uneven? Does it require a wet installation or a dry one?
5. Purpose: How much light do you need to have pass through? Is this for a sign or an architectural purpose?