The materials used for sign bases, lettering, and accent pieces will be birch plywood, if stained, or

if painted, can be either MDF or birch plywood.

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Wood, like all natural materials, has inherent disparities in color and grain pattern.

Because of variations caused by nature, over which we have no control, stain/paint

colors may vary from those portrayed on the website. 

 

Painted wood, especially pine, can have what is known as Bleed Through, a discoloration in the paint surface.  It is the tannins and resins in the wood trying to escape, typically at knots.

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Because plywood is used sometimes, there may be voids visible on the edges of products. 

All pieces are lightly sanded and may have some raised grain on their corners and/or edges.

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Brad nails may be used to hold parts as the glue dries and tiny holes may be visible in the face of some parts.

Due to the smaller/narrower nature of some of the parts/letters, glue squeeze out

maybe seen around edges of parts.