Quick answer
Direct answer: Use this page when approved wall artwork must become printed graphics, mural panels, contour-cut pieces, stencils, or paint masks. Supply verified final dimensions, a placement or panel map, and production-ready files. The customer, muralist, or qualified installer verifies the wall and performs all on-site preparation, layout, application, and painting.
Key takeaways
- Provide verified finished dimensions and an approved placement map; photographs and rough measurements are reference material only.
- Have the customer or installer determine wall condition, paint compatibility, texture, moisture, repairs, preparation, and material suitability.
- Send vector artwork for logos, type, stencils, and paint masks; send adequately detailed raster files for photographic mural graphics.
Scope & Options
Typical scope
- Printed graphics
- Printed adhesive wall graphics, printed-and-cut logos and shapes, repeat patterns, campaign graphics, and multi-panel murals
- Rigid output
- Printed mural or feature-wall panels produced to customer-approved panel sizes and layouts
- Paint-production aids
- Cut stencils and paint masks from approved vector paths for execution by the customer or their muralist or painter
- Production basis
- Verified dimensions, approved artwork, placement or panel map, orientation, sequence, and installer-selected material requirements
- Finished scope
- Only the printed, cut, numbered, or labeled pieces expressly accepted in the production quote
Choices to make
- Printed adhesive graphic, contour-cut graphic, rigid printed panel, stencil, paint mask, or an approved combination.
- One wall, a coordinated set of walls, or repeated artwork versions supplied with a complete production schedule.
- Full-wall image, isolated logo, repeating pattern, directional element, oversized typography, or segmented mural panels.
- Customer-specified panel breaks, seams, overlaps, cut paths, bleed, orientation, and numbering.
- A new campaign version produced from updated approved files while the customer manages removal and site work.
If the surface or installation method is not yet resolved, the customer or qualified installer should settle those field decisions before the final material and production specification is approved.
Production inputs & handoff
Customer-supplied inputs
Final dimensions & specifications
- Verified final width and height for every wall, panel, graphic section, stencil, or paint mask.
- An approved placement or panel map showing origin points, orientation, sequence, seams, overlaps, obstructions, and cut boundaries.
- Installer-selected material requirements and any documented production tolerances.
Artwork & production files
- Vector artwork for logos, typography, contour cuts, stencils, and paint masks, with fonts outlined or supplied.
- Adequately detailed raster artwork for photographs and illustrations at a documented final size or scale.
- Approved colors, versions, bleed, crop, cut paths, and panel transitions.
Handoff requests
Installer handoff
- Request numbered panels, section labels, orientation marks, or a production map that corresponds to the approved placement file.
- Any requested layout reference is derived from customer-approved files and does not replace installer field layout or verification.
Packaging & fulfillment
- Describe any requested grouping, sequence, roll direction, panel protection, or labeling so it can be evaluated and written into the quote.
Not included
- Site surveys, field measurements, substrate or adhesion testing, moisture review, and wall-condition diagnosis.
- Removal, cleaning, repairs, surface preparation, priming, on-site layout, graphic application, and direct mural painting.
- Installation labor or scheduling, access or lift coordination, on-site consultation, troubleshooting, and maintenance.
- Placement design, mounting design, permits, code compliance, and approval of the execution method selected by the customer or installer.
Good Fit For
- Designers and agencies supplying approved environmental-graphic files for production.
- Installers ordering printed mural panels or contour-cut wall graphics to verified dimensions.
- Muralists and painters ordering stencils or paint masks from final vector artwork.
- Retail, office, hospitality, school, gym, campus, and event teams producing repeatable branded graphics.
- Other sign companies outsourcing selected print-and-cut wall components.
How It Works
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1) Submit approved dimensions and files
Send final wall or panel dimensions, the placement or panel map, artwork, quantities, versions, installer-selected material requirements, and any cut, sequence, or label instructions.
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2) Define the production output
Confirm whether each item is a printed adhesive graphic, rigid printed panel, contour-cut piece, stencil, or paint mask and identify the approved size and orientation.
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3) Approve the production proof
Review scale, crop, resolution, colors, cut paths, seams, overlaps, panel transitions, numbering, and every version before authorizing production.
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4) Produce for third-party execution
The approved pieces are printed, cut, finished, numbered, or labeled only as stated in the quote, then prepared for handoff to the customer, muralist, painter, or installer.
FAQ
What can be produced for a wall or mural project?
Requests can include printed adhesive graphics, multi-panel murals, rigid printed mural panels, contour-cut logos and shapes, stencils, and paint masks. The quote confirms the exact material, method, dimensions, and finishing accepted for production.
How do I choose between printed graphics, mural panels, and paint masks?
The customer, designer, muralist, or installer should select the execution method after reviewing the wall and project requirements. Printed graphics reproduce approved imagery, rigid panels carry a printed mural on customer-specified panels, and stencils or paint masks transfer approved vector shapes for painting by others.
Does LA Prime Signs test or prepare the wall?
No. The customer and qualified installer are responsible for wall measurements, condition, paint cure, texture, moisture, repairs, cleaning, preparation, adhesion testing, material suitability, and the final application method.
Do you install wall graphics or paint murals on site?
No. This is production only. On-site layout, graphic application, direct mural painting, removal, access planning, work-window coordination, troubleshooting, and cleanup remain with the customer and their qualified on-site professionals.
What files are needed for production?
Provide verified final dimensions and an approved placement or panel map. Vector files are needed for logos, type, contour cuts, stencils, and paint masks; adequately detailed raster files can support photographic or illustrated graphics. Include colors, bleed, crop, seams, overlaps, orientation, and versions.
Can panels or graphic sections be numbered for handoff?
Request numbering, orientation labels, roll direction, or section mapping before quoting. Availability and the exact labels or production map must be confirmed in the written scope; the installer still performs field layout and verifies fit.
Related Pages
Production area & project handoff
Businesses, designers, muralists, contractors, installers, agencies, and sign companies across Los Angeles and neighboring Southern California markets can request wall-graphic and mural-component production from approved files. These location links provide production-market context and do not represent on-site mural or installation coverage.
Production only. Wall verification, surface preparation, material suitability, field layout, application, direct mural painting, access, and installation remain with the customer and qualified on-site professionals.