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My community just built stone signs to mark the entrance to the community. A nearby community’s sign was vandalized with paint. We recognize that stopping vandals is nearly impossible, so we’re wondering if there’s something that we can apply to the sign that would make things like paint less likely to adhere well. Any ideas?
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My community just built stone signs to mark the entrance to the community. A nearby community's sign was vandalized with paint. We recognize that stopping vandals is nearly impossible, so we're wondering if there's something that we can apply to the sign that would make things like paint less likely to adhere well. Any ideas?