Justin’s Joint gets the Metamark treatment
D-Sign Studio in Milford Haven opted for Metamark Crystal Etch window film to complete a job for newly established butcher Justin’s Joint.
Thursday, 05 Jan 2017 12:07 GMT
Justin’s Joint is now open for business in Pembroke Dock
Now open for business in Pembroke Dock, Justin’s Joint was keen to drum up as much interest in the local community, and turned to the team at D-Sign Studio for help in producing eye-catching window graphics.
The brief for D-Sign was a clear and precise one—to design graphics that would not only attract interest, but also enable passers-by to see past the application into the shops and the products on display.
With this in mind, D-Sign utilised Metamark Crystal Etch, which is designed to be receptive to print, working particularly well with EcoSolvent inks, due to their transparency and vibrant nature.
It’s a great job and makes the point that print-enhanced etch can be pressed to really creative purposes; it obscures the view, but not the message”
In response to the project, Metamark said: “It’s a great job and makes the point that print-enhanced etch can be pressed to really creative purposes; it obscures the view, but not the message.
“The effect is priceless and, unlike the “real” thing, this etching can be removed when needed with no disruption to the premises glazing or to the business behind the window.”
Window graphics are one of the most popular methods used by retailers to not only raise awareness of their own brand, but also of sales, and special offers that could encourage passers-by to enter the shop and purchase goods.
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