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March 27, 2024
Need Custom Interior Signage? Try Dry Transfers
The heightened interest in corporate branding these days means every interior space is an opportunity to communicate a brand message. Retailers have always used interior signage with branding, but it’s increasingly popular in offices and other commercial interiors. Dry transfer decals are an excellent option for small and medium-sized interior signs. They rub onto walls and other wood, glass, plastic, or metal surfaces in a surprisingly convenient single-step application. If you have specific colors you need to match, they can be customized with no increase in cost. It’s yet another reason to consider them. When you’re adding branded visual elements to any interior, it goes without saying they need to be perfect. It’s another advantage of rub-down transfers because they are made directly from your digital files. You can specify the exact size and get back what you need without anxiety. With many projects finishing on tight deadlines, a no-surprises interior sign product can be a lifesaver. There’s also a decidedly upscale look to signage with a painted-on appearance. If you’ve tried stick-on vinyl lettering, you’ll be impressed by how much better transfer decals look for interior signs. Dry transfers also have become the preferred replacement for the defunct Letraset lettering. You […] read more
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Museum Exhibitions and the Details that Matter
The museum world this year is in serious bounce-back mode trying to rebuild attendance after the devastation of the coronavirus pandemic. As a result, every detail must be considered right down to the museum exhibit labels. The pandemic so upended people’s lives and patterns and so much moved online that restoring in-person experiences is challenging. Mounting and publicizing visitor-friendly exhibitions has never been more crucial, and in the big picture is a matter of survival. Making sure that museums continue for future generations requires short-term and long-term success. Wise museum professionals are also attuned to the changing interests of visitors and the need to mount unique exhibitions. There’s no doubt that some of the classic themes have their fans and will draw a crowd to some extent, but the breakthroughs more often come from something new or different. The most successful cultural institutions are those with close ties to the audiences that foster greater understanding. Adding interactive or snapshot-ready opportunities may also help. You can’t underestimate the promotional value of people’s social media posts. They are vital PR tools today. Staying focused on the visitor experience is also a crucial priority. Knowing what people want and what will get them talking […] read more
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Dry Transfer Decals Win New Fans
Lately, artificial intelligence is making big news as the latest phase in the digital revolution. But some things are enduring even as the world is in a period of rapid change. A perfect example is dry transfer decals. They continue in wide use for everything from gallery labels to product prototypes. It’s because of their quality, ease of use, and economical pricing. Physical objects continue to be needed in our lives, and when they require letters, logos, and other details, rub-on transfers have value. They are easy to use indoors on any clean, smooth surface – plastic, metal, wood, glass, walls, and more. Anyone who has applied letters and other graphic details to an object using other methods becomes a fan or transfers decals after using them. Their appearance is second to none, and rubbing them on takes little effort. When they arrive, the adhesive is already applied to them, and you simply rub them on. It’s an enormous advantage over stick-on vinyl letters that leave you smoothing out air bubbles. They’re also easier to use than water-slide decals that go on wet and may damage water-sensitive surfaces like wood or wallboard. The dry application process with precisely enough adhesive is always […] read more
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