Re: Outdoor sign life expectancy

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From: Ho
Date: Thu, 25 Dec 2008 15:45

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I can think it but I can't say it. :)

What about those sandblasted wood (or whatever) signs? Doesn't that type of sign have a pretty long life span? They might not be appropriate for all the numerous signs he wants to erect because of the (assumed) cost, but he also needs one main sign at his place of business.

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