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Signs & Display FAQs

Planning Something That Needs to Be Seen?

A few details up front make a sign project move much faster.

Signs & Displays

Before You Request a Sign

It helps to tell us where it will be displayed, whether it is for indoor or outdoor use, the approximate dimensions, how far away people will view it, how long it will be used, and your requested deadline.
Yes. Print-ready files are welcome. If your artwork extends to the edge, include the appropriate 1/8-inch bleed. Important text should remain at least 1/4 inch from the trim edge when those specifications apply to the finished printed piece.
Yes. Send the best-quality version available. Original AI, EPS, TIF, or other high-quality files are preferred.
Yes. High-resolution photographs are welcome. They should ideally be approximately 300 dpi at the intended reproduction size.
Tell us where it will go and what you’re trying to communicate. We’ll help determine the next step.
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Here to Help

No Question Is Too Small.

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Real People

Ask Us Before You Guess.

If anything about your files, proofs, shipping, or timeline is unclear, call or email us. A real person from our Dayton team will help you sort it out.

It is faster than guessing, and it usually saves a reprint.

Ready When You Are.

Tell Us What You’re Working On.

You don’t have to arrive with every detail figured out. Share the idea, the goal, the quantity, the deadline, or whatever you already know, and our team will help you work out the rest.

1-800-338-8928  ·  info@keenermarketing.com

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