About wagnersigns.com
*The signs above and below are examples of Sanblasted Signs that we make out of high density urethane (we use wood too). A
special tool is used to get a wood grain effect on the background
of the sign. HDU is a fantastic exterior material and won't warp,
crack, or split like wood. The "Fresh Fish" sandblasted sign above is a sign that we do for
the Rockfish Seafood Grill located throughout the Southwestern
part of the United States and on the East Coast. We have also
done an antique version of this sign. The 4' high "Welcome to Trout Lake" sign has a seperate cut out,
carved, and painted trout. The trout was painted with an airbrush.
The added dimension of the fish adds a lot to the sign. More sandblasted
signs can be viewed on any of our six SANDBLASTED SIGN GALLERYS.
*The signs above and below are examples of Antique and Cabin Style Signs that we make from kiln dried Pine from the woods of Northern
Minnesota. We do mostly custom orders on these signs, and quite
a few people order directly off the website. These signs can be
made to be interior or exterior. We also sell these signs to interior decor people for restaurants,
resorts, and many other types of establishments. Our restaurant
client list is growing very fast throughout the U.S and Canada!
More Antique and Cabin Stlye signs can be viewed on any of our ANTIQUE SIGN GALLERYS and our VINTAGE AUTOMOBILIA GALLERYS.
Seen Us Around?
In the last few months you may have seen us in Bay Lake, Emily, Pine River, Bemidji, Ely, Kelliher,
Bigfork, Walker, Virginia, Hibbing, Grand Rapids, Brainerd, and my home town of Nisswa! (This was written fall of '04)
Art in the Park
Dave with sister Liz and mom in the booth at the Octoberfest show on Bay Lake (by Garrison) in 2004.
I did 'Art in the Park' shows from 2000 - 2005 in Bemidji, Nisswa, and Bay Lake and they really served me well. Now, in 2009, I plan on
doing Car Shows with Automobilia signs in St. Paul, Grand Rapids, and Bemidji. Be sure to stop by and see the booth and the '39 Chevy!
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This Page last updated June 12, 2009
This Page last updated June 12, 2009