Dry Erase Coroplast

• Accepted file formats: JPEG or single-page PDF
• Color space: CMYK
• Raster resolution: 150 DPI
• Maximum file size: 300 MB
• Build artwork at the ordered size. Scaled artwork is automatically detected and fitted to the order.
• Do not include crop marks or bleeds.
• Double-sided products require two separate artwork files unless otherwise specified in the artwork template.

1. What are dry erase Coroplast signs?

These signs combine 4mm corrugated plastic with a glossy, UV-cured writable coating. The printed design remains visible while the coated surface gives you an area where compatible dry erase markers can be used to add or change information.

2. What is Coroplast?

Coroplast is a lightweight corrugated plastic material commonly used for temporary and semi-permanent displays. Its fluted construction provides rigidity while keeping the sign relatively easy to handle and transport.

3. Can I write on the printed surface?

Yes. The glossy coating is designed to provide a writable surface over the printed design. Use dry erase markers intended for non-porous surfaces. For a new marker, testing a small area first is recommended.

4. Can I erase the writing and use the sign again?

Yes. The surface can be wiped clean so you can add new information. For the easiest cleanup, erase markings regularly rather than allowing them to remain on the surface for long periods.

5. Can I order a custom size?

Yes. Custom sizing is available, allowing you to choose dimensions that fit your display or installation requirements.

6. Can the sign be printed on both sides?

Yes. You can choose single- or double-sided printing. Double-sided orders generally require two separate artwork files unless the artwork template specifies otherwise.

7. Are grommets or H-stakes available?

Optional grommets and H-stakes are available depending on the configuration selected. They provide convenient options for hanging or placing the sign in the ground.

8. Can these signs be used outdoors?

Corrugated plastic is commonly used for outdoor displays, but actual performance depends on factors such as sunlight, moisture, temperature, wind, installation, and handling. If the sign will be exposed to demanding conditions, consider the expected environment when selecting your configuration.