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1122 ~ SKYWARN / NOAA Customizable Storm Spotter ~ 23.5" x 12" Reflective Magnetic Sign
This sign can be customized in countless ways using your callsign, name, county,
state or pretty much anything you like. Even if you have a custom logo for your
local team. We will need your artwork if so or we can design one for you for an additional charge. When you check out there will be an area for special
instructions including color for any lettering. Just type your specifications
there and we will email you a proof of what the sign will look like.
This is an excellent high quality magnetic sign. They show
very brightly and colorful during the day and brilliantly at night.
This magnetic sign is easy to
store and easy to quickly install on your vehicle. You can leave these
installed for extended periods of time as well. If properly cared for this
magnetic sign will give you many years of service. The materials used to
manufacture them is rated for a 5+ years life expectancy. It is produced
with the same materials as most industrial grade signage. These are thermally
printed and clear coated computer graphics applied to a magnetic substrate and
are designed for metal (non aluminum) vehicles only.
This sign measures 23.5 inches
across by 12 inches tall and should fit easily on most pickup and SUV type
vehicles. These are sold singly so if you want two you will need to order
two.
Just a note...
All of us consider ourselves
professionals in many ways because of the study and expense we go through to
learn about and experience severe weather. We should always keep in mind that it
is a great privilege to be part of the Weather Service team even though we do
not get paid for it. When displaying these emblems on our vehicles always keep
in mind that we represent these organizations in the public eye and we should
never do anything to undermine or hinder any program designed to protect life
and property.
Please contact us
with any questions. Signs@JKstorm.com
Made in the USA “Skywarn®
and the Skywarn® logo are registered trademarks of the National Oceanic
and Atmospheric Administration, used with permission.”
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