Automotive Signs
See Automotive Signs in action
Dealership and shop signs on 10 materials, from counter cards to backlit film, in 13 sizes up to 48" x 96" or a custom size, from $25 for one 11" x 17" sign.
- $25 for one 11" x 17" sign, with 1 to 100 signs on an order.
- 13 set sizes from an 11" x 17" default to 48" x 96", plus any custom size up to 59.5" x 100".
- 10 materials: 10mil semi gloss and hi gloss, 32# uncoated, semi gloss and gloss canvas, blockout vinyl, permanent and removable adhesive vinyl, backlit film, and weatherproof polypropylene.
- 3 mil gloss or matte lamination on one or both sides, optional, plus a free online proof before anything prints.
- 2 business day standard turnaround with next-day and same-day rush, rated 4.8 out of 5 across 13 reviews.
Signage Built to Hold Up on the Lot and in the Showroom
A weekend sale sign out on the lot, a backlit display glowing over the showroom desk, a peel-and-stick decal on the service door: automotive signs are the printed signs a dealership, a repair shop or a service center puts up to sell cars and run the bays. A window price card at 11" x 17" is the entry size; a lot sign at 24" x 36" or a 48" x 96" showroom display costs more, and so do backlit film, double-sided lamination or a rush speed.
What are automotive signs
An automotive sign is any printed sign that helps a car business get seen and stay organized, indoors or out, which is why one product carries ten surfaces. Every order runs through the New York plant that has served over 150,000 businesses since 1999.
How much do automotive signs cost
The total depends on the size, material, lamination and speed, and the configurator gives the exact price before you check out, so a dealership can price one showroom display or a whole service department. Want a competing quote matched? 4OVER4's Price Match beats a real competitor price by an extra 10% - the 110% price-match guarantee.
What materials can automotive signs be printed on
Match the material to the spot. Window price cards and counter signs print on the 10mil semi gloss or hi gloss papers or the 32# uncoated. A showroom photo of a model reads best on canvas. Signs on the lot go on 13oz blockout vinyl, which stops light passing through so the face reads clean, or 7mil weatherproof polypropylene for rain and sun. A service door takes white adhesive vinyl, permanent to stay or removable to peel clean off glass or paint, and a lit display over the sales desk uses backlit film, which glows evenly from behind.
What sizes and custom dimensions are available
Start with the 11" x 17" for a window price card or a service-bay notice. Step up to 12" x 18", 16" x 20" or 18" x 24" when the sign has to read across a lot, and when no preset fits, a custom size covers a full showroom panel or a large outdoor board without switching material or supplier.
How do finishing and proofing work
Lamination keeps an outdoor or high-traffic sign looking new: a gloss or matte laminate on one side, or both sides sealed against scuffs and moisture, or none for an indoor sign. Lamination adds one day to production. Send the file straight to production, or request a free online proof and approve how the sign will look before a single one prints.
How fast can you get automotive signs printed
Standard production runs 2 business days. When a sale starts tomorrow, next-day and same-day rush buy the time back, and a same-day order approved by the cutoff ships that afternoon from the New York plant.
How Do Automotive Signs Compare to Other Rigid Signs
If the sign lives outdoors full time, the Standard Coroplast Signs cost $25 for one sign, the metal Aluminum Signs $36 for one and the writable Dry Erase Aluminum Signs $47.22 for one. The comparison below puts automotive signs beside aluminum sign panels, backlit film and parking signs with the starting price of each.
Wally matches the sign to the surface
Ten materials, 13 sizes plus custom, and a same-day rush for the automotive shop.
One 11 by 17 inch automotive sign costs $25, and the range prints on 10 materials, so a weatherproof lot sign, a backlit showroom board, and a removable window decal all come from one place. Pick your size up to 48 by 96 inches, add lamination for the outdoors, and Wally rushes it out same-day when the sale cannot wait.
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Automotive Signs: Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a material that blocks what is behind it?
Blockout vinyl is built for that. It stops a window, a wall or an older graphic from showing through your print, which matters for a sign hung in front of glass.
Which material should a sign on the lot use?
Weatherproof polypropylene or blockout vinyl, and add the optional laminate on the printed face, for a sign that sits outside through rain and sun. Keep the papers and canvas for the showroom.
