Helpful Tips for Your SeeMoreInfo Signs

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Be sure to get permission before posting your signs in public places.

Make It Rain-Proof with Laminate Sheets

If your sign will be outdoors, keep it safe from rain and wind with self-adhesive laminate sheets. Just print as usual, then seal it inside a waterproof laminate sleeve—no machine needed.

For the 2-page signs, use oversized laminates:

Bonus Tip:
Print a QR code or add-on & trim off the excess paper. Cut a slightly larger piece of laminate and stick it right onto your existing store bought sign. (Or even right on the object itself.)

Stick It With Printable Sticker Paper

Print your sign on full-sheet sticker paper.
It works with most inkjet and laser printers and lets you instantly stick your sign onto a surface—like an existing "For Sale" or "Garage Sale" sign.

Assembling the 2-Page Signs

For our large signs that print on two separate sheets of paper, you'll need to assemble them before use.
 

First, trim the inner white border off of either page.
(The SeeMore signs also need the bottom trimmed.)

Next, apply a glue stick to the inner border of the first page. Carefully align the trimmed edge of the second page over the glued border and press firmly.

Optional: you can use a piece of tape on the back of the sign to hold the two pages together.

Preparing Take-a-Tag Signs

First, trim the excess blank paper from the sign.

Next, fold the row of tags, crease with a finger nail and fold it back and forth a few times to weaken the paper making the tags much easier for people to tear off.

And finally, carefully cut in between each tag.

If you need extra tabs, you can simply print a second sheet, prepare it the same way, and stack them.
(Be sure to glue or staple the centers of the signs.)