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Sign TypesNeon "Liquid Fire" SignsThe first neon signs in 1923 were such a spectacle that they stopped traffic and became known as "Liquid Fire". At South Water Signs we have designers and glass blowers with over 20 years of experience. Our skills allow us to create neon ranging in difficulty from the simple window sign for a beauty salon to creating elegant illumination for translucent stone furniture in a museum or a complicated flashing neon sign that would feel at home in Las Vegas. Allow us to create something that not only catches someone's eye but burns into their memory.
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