Some good reasons for carved/dimensional signs

[jim shula]

I need to create a catchy flier I can leave with businesses that have deteriorating signs. I plan to do some cold-calling, and just walking or driving through some of the coastal tourist towns around here shows that one out of four or five signs is showing signs of wear. Especially the sandblasted signs. Someone did a lot of them out of red cedar maybe a dozen years ago, and they are all beginning to go south.

Besides being more eye-catching and portraying a better image than flat-dimensioned vinyl or painted signs, and lasting longer than sand-blasted signs, what are some the other talking points I include in my flier?

Thanks in advance,

Jim

[rej]

some hdu material is warrantied for life against splitting, cracking, rotting, etc. precision board is one of them.
i would think that would get their attention.
design board is a 5 year warranty, but i warranty it myself beyond that for failures. paint wear is a different issue i piont out to them. as is vandals.

show a picture of a worn out wooden sign, cracked and split.