Vinyl lettering is used for a wide variety of purposes these days. It is a great way to create advertisements and signs for school and organizational events, as well as for the creative businessman who doesn't want to employ the services of a custom sign maker. Vinyl letters come in a huge variety of shapes and sizes, fonts and colors. Best is to find a seller of custom vinyl words so you don't have to worry about picking out individual letters or even worse, making a spelling error or what's called a "vinyl typo", which looks REALLY bad.
Vinyl lettering projects are fun for kids and school projects, and can be purchased relatively inexpensively at office supply, stationary and arts and crafts stores. There are also suppliers of vinyl lettering on the Internet - where you can type in your words, select a font and get the exact words you want shipped to your door. Try yourself:
As a bit of vinyl history, the first vinyl cutting machine was invented by Gerber Scientific, which sparked a drastic movement in the sign making world, and vinyl lettering turned the sign making business on its ear as the new technology spread like wildfire. It originally was priced at $10,000 and had only one font, but other fonts could be acquired individually.
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