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3M™ DI-NOC™ Glass Finishes

3M Canada

Wayfinding - Architectural signage

3M™ DI-NOC™ Glass Finishes are an innovative version of traditional 3M™ DI-NOC™ Architectural Finishes. Applied to the underside of glass surfaces, these glass finishes open up an amazing range of possibilities, taking elegance and luminosity to a new level.

With a clear, pressure-sensitive adhesive on the front surface of the film, the design can be seen through the front of the glass, adding an extra detailed appearance to the surface. These products can be used behind many different glass surfaces and are available in multiple designs to provide an opaque dimensional look.

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3M™ DI-NOC™ Glass Finishes

3M Canada

Wayfinding - Architectural signage

Additional Information

3M™ DI-NOC™ Glass Finishes Flyer
3M™ Glass Finishes Sample Book (2020-2021)
3M™ DI-NOC™ Glass Finishes Installation Guide

Sign companies on pace to benefit from economic growth

As the economy continues to grow, companies that produce signs, graphics and related visual communications media are on pace to benefit in the year ahead, according to the latest quarterly economic report from the International Sign Association (ISA).

Notre Dame reflects on Mother’s Day

Earlier this year, the alumni association for the University of Notre Dame near South Bend, Ind., commissioned a large-scale floating Mother’s Day graphic display for the school’s Hesburgh Reflecting Pool.

Establishing clear routes

Industry professionals tend to consider signage as the key to a successful wayfinding program. While this author certainly does not dispute this point, those involved in the design of these types of projects are also required to give a great deal of attention to the human experience.

Sign industry poised to reap benefits of stronger economy

Sign, graphics and visual communications companies are well-positioned to reap the benefits of general economic growth, according to the International Sign Association’s (ISA’s) latest quarterly report.

Wayfinding Systems: Uniting Union Station

More than six years in the planning, the installation of new wayfinding signs in Toronto’s iconic Union Station—Canada’s busiest transportation hub, with an average of more than 250,000 people passing through every day—finally began this summer.

Urban wayfinding planning and implementation

Over the last 20 years, many urban areas—from small-town main streets to the downtown districts of the world’s largest cities—have seen new wayfinding and identity systems installed to ease navigation, enhance their brand and/or reinforce key destinations.