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Do Not Use Alcohol or Other Solvents on Acrylic Shields The most important thing to understand before cleaning acrylic or plexiglass shields is to never use harmful solvents. Especially refrain from using alcohol such as methyl, ethyl, isopropanol, or acetone. Cleaning acrylic in this manner will lead to microfractures and cloudiness, compromising surface integrity. In short, using harsh solvents will …
In the first version of this article, we discussed all of the ways that proper signage can help your customers adapt to the challenges of social distancing during COVID-19. Preventing the spread of the virus isn’t the only concern your business is likely facing during this time. In addition to the global health threat of the current pandemic, there are …
Orange County Installer For 3M Fasara Architectural Film 3M, yes the same 3M that makes the beloved Post-It Note is also a leader in the architectural film world. These technologically-advanced materials make for custom solutions in your office. You can define a space, create some character and provide privacy with these innovative products. At Starfish we recommend the Fasara line …
At Starfish Signs & Graphics, we help our customers: Stand Out. Be Noticed. Get Results. And when it comes to running a business in this beach city of San Clemente, it is essential to be noticed. Whether your customers are walking or driving by your location, a professional well-designed sign invites them to enter. Signs are important for identifying a …
The new Orange County Sheriff’s Department located in Lake Forest California had its ribbon cutting ceremony on May 13th 2015. The event was attended by several City Council members, community residents, business persons, and of course Sheriffs and Deputies. This new Sheriff’s Department substation will serve the cities in South-East Orange County, including Rancho Santa Margarita, Foothill Ranch, Mission Viejo, and Lake …
At Starfish we never thought about creating a sign on a football until NFL Professional Texan Ed Stansbury contacted us to create replicas of his Game Winning Football. Ed Stansbury is a native Texan who played Football for UCLA and later for the NFL Houston Texans in 2002. The original game winning football was created with white paint and vinyl …