Epoxy-Filled Letters

Epoxy-filled letters start with liquid resin poured into a prepared letter form. Before it cures, the resin can be colored or mixed with translucent additives and decorative particles. The process is useful for small details and smooth, continuous faces that would be difficult to make with a conventional acrylic face and retainer.

The resin has to suit the installation. Outdoor letters need resistance to UV exposure, temperature changes, moisture, and yellowing. Epoxy can be combined with metal or polymer letter bodies for illuminated or non-illuminated designs. Before production, a sample can be checked for color, adhesion, cure quality, and light transmission.

Epoxy-Filled Letters FAQ

Can epoxy-filled letters be illuminated?

Yes. Epoxy can be combined with metal or polymer letter bodies for either illuminated or non-illuminated designs, depending on the application.

Are epoxy-filled letters suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, with the correct resin selection. Outdoor applications demand resistance to UV, temperature, moisture, and yellowing — pre-production sample testing confirms color, adhesion, cure quality, and light transmission before full production.