• Accepted File Formats: JPEG or PDF (single page only)
• Color Space: CMYK
• Resolution: 150dpi for raster images (More than enough for large format)
• Max File Upload Size: 300MB
• Submit artwork built to ordered size – Scaled artwork is automatically detected and fit to order
• Do not include crop marks or bleeds
• Double sided products will be uploaded as two separate files unless otherwise specified in the artwork template

1. What is UV Coated Dry Erase Coroplast Signage?
UV Coated Dry Erase Coroplast Signage combines lightweight corrugated plastic with a glossy, UV-cured dry erase coating. The surface allows you to write, erase, and update information while keeping your printed graphics visible. It is a practical choice when signage needs to communicate changing details without replacing the entire sign.

2. What material is used to make these signs?
These signs are made from 4mm corrugated plastic, commonly known as Coroplast. This material is lightweight, rigid enough for many sign applications, and easy to handle. Its fluted structure also makes it convenient for temporary displays, directional signage, and other applications where portability matters.

3. What is the purpose of the UV-cured glossy dry erase coating?
The UV-cured glossy dry erase coating creates a writable surface over the printed graphic. You can use suitable dry erase markers to add notes, update information, or change displayed details. This makes the sign more flexible than a standard printed Coroplast sign with a fixed message.

4. Can I write directly on the printed graphics?
Yes, the dry erase coating is designed to allow writing directly on the sign’s coated surface. However, it is best to use dry erase markers intended for compatible non-porous surfaces. Always test a marker on a small, less visible area first, especially if you plan to use the sign frequently.

5. Can the writing be erased and replaced?
Yes. The dry erase surface allows you to remove previous notes and add new information. For best results, erase the writing regularly and avoid leaving marker ink on the surface for extended periods, as some inks may become more difficult to remove over time.

6. Is UV Coated Dry Erase Coroplast suitable for outdoor use?
Coroplast is commonly used for both indoor and outdoor signage, and UV printing provides good graphic durability. However, the overall performance depends on exposure to sunlight, weather, moisture, handling, and installation conditions. The dry erase coating is especially useful where the sign needs regular updates, but outdoor longevity may vary based on the environment.