Custom Sign Ideas For Your Paintball Business
Opening a paintball center in your community gives adolescents and those who are young at heart an opportunity to play a variety of tactical games in an exciting outdoor space. Before your paintball center opens, you'll need to erect a number of signs throughout your property. A good idea is to find a custom sign company that can take your ideas and turn them into the signage that you need. There are all sorts of options that can be applicable to your paintball center, but here are some custom sign ideas that you may wish to pursue.
Business Sign
A large sign that is visible to people who pass by your business will be helpful in informing the public about your paintball center. In addition to your center's name and contact details, the sign should support the paintball theme. One option is for the sign to have a military look. For example, camouflage elements can work well on the sign, as can wording in a font that looks like a stencil. Stenciled words, of course, are common in military applications.
Rule Signs
There are lots of rules that paintball players must follow during games. While your staff will go through these rules with your players, it's useful to have a few signs throughout the play area to ensure that everyone is aware of each rule. You might want a custom sign near the staging area where games start. This sign can have a list of the most important rules, as well as some graphic elements that support the rules — for example, an image of a paintball mask beside a rule explaining that players must keep their masks on at all times. Other rules throughout the space — signs that identify the boundaries of the play area, perhaps — are also options to consider.
Victory Banner
Many sign companies can print custom vinyl banners, and there are a number of ways that you can use this type of signage at your paintball center. While vinyl banners can work well when hung on fences or between two trees, there's another option to consider. Have your company produce a banner that has wording such as "Victory" or "Winners." When one team wins at the conclusion of a paintball game, your staff can provide this banner for the team to pose with as they get their photo taken. A banner with this wording and some suitable images — for example, colorful splatter marks that make it look like the banner has been shot with paintballs — can be fun for your players.
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