10 Step Manufacturing Process::

Brief Overview::

1. Using exterior 12mm marine Plywood the scoreboard face is cut to size in our fully functional workshop.
2. The marine plywood is cut, so the scoreboard has vertical grain on the fascia. This ensures that water will run off and also avoids water gathering on the scoreboard face.
3. Then using grooved softwood timber, the outside edges are covered, secured and sealed using a waterproof adhesive.
4. Once the scoreboard and the softwood fitting are in place, the unit is then sanded to ensure a smooth finish.
5. The scoreboard is then treated with a clear preservative, to help protect against water ingress.
6. We then prepare the scoreboard for painting, using two coats of heavy duty exterior primer. We allow 24 hours between coats to ensure the primer has completely taken.
7. The first coat of the exterior non-reflective jet black finish paint is then applied. This paint has a drying time of 16 hours. Then after 24 hours, we apply a second coating. The non-reflective jet black paint is tough, durable and ideal for the outdoor scoreboards.
8. After another 24 hours the boards are thoroughly inspected for quality control purposes.
9. Once we are happy with the paintwork, we then apply the number plates system for the scores and vinyl lettering to the scoreboard and placard areas.
10. Finally, we package the scoreboard and fixings, ready for dispatch.