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There’s nothing like having a neon sign that’s made just for you — something that carries your story, your brand, your memories. After a lifetime of selfless commitment to supporting your family and placing your wants on the back burner, you've earned your dream car and your dream garage. Whatever you do, don't hang a piece of plastic over the car you've always wanted and finally own. The car, and you deserve better and Porcelain Advertising is committed to making your dreams a reality.
Whether it’s the logo on your first truck, the badge from your dream car, your shop name, or a piece of Roadside Americana you’ve always loved, we build neon the same way the old manufacturers did: real hand-blown glass, porcelain enamel faceplates, powder-coated steel cans, and transformers that give neon that unmistakable warm glow.
Looking for inspiration?
Shop our entire collection of authentic neon signs for sale and let your imagination handle the rest; our custom glass neon sign page is where your idea becomes a finished neon sign — built with the same materials and process we use on every sign we produce.
Most “custom neons” you see online aren’t neon at all. They’re plastic LED strips glued to acrylic. Lightweight, disposable, and meant for short-term decoration — not for people who care about authenticity.
Our process is the opposite. See How Real Neon Signs Are Made Step-by-Step
Every tube is bent by a skilled glassblower, the same traditional way vintage neon was made for gas stations, dealerships, and diners.
Your artwork is kiln-fired onto heavy-gauge steel — giving the sign color depth, durability, and gloss you can’t fake.
Built strong enough for garages, workshops, home bars, showrooms, barn finds, and anywhere you want to make a statement.
Bright, warm, and true to period-correct neon aesthetics.
Safe, durable, and delivers that classic neon buzz everyone loves.
The same patented can design and sizes are able to be used across our entire neon lineup.
Your artwork → our craftsmanship.
Built exactly the way real neon signs used to be made. Our custom neon signage is perfect for anyone looking to design and create their dream garage with an authentic retro vibe and genuine vintage feel to any design space from your dream garage, classic museum/showroom, classic car dealerships, retro themed diners, restaurants, and bars for large scale commercial design projects who want their space to feel like you stepped back in time and entered the Golden Age of American Roadside Advertising & instantly sparks nostalgia in the hearts and minds of everyone who enters your dream project space.
Your custom neon can be inspired by:
Whether you’re lighting up a garage, a dealership, a workshop, a bar, or a room in your home, these signs aren’t décor — they’re heirloom pieces that feel like they were pulled straight from an old service station or showroom.
24”, 30”, 36”, 48”, or larger. Available in round sizes using our Patent Pending Modular Neon Porcelain Can with Anti Warp Mounting — the same premium sizes used in our standard neon cans.
A sketch, logo, photo, or even a simple idea is enough.
We’ll reach out if anything needs clarification and ensure your design will translate beautifully into real neon.
Your sign is hand-built to order using porcelain enamel, steel, and real neon glass.
When it arrives, it’s ready to hang — transformer included.
Please allow up to 8-16 weeks for production, as each custom sign is crafted by hand using traditional materials and processes.
Visit Our FAQ Page for More Answers to Common Questions About Our Custom Glass Premium Signs.
Almost anything can be translated into neon with the right design adjustments. We’ll contact you if your artwork needs simplification or modification.
Most designs can support up to three neon colors. If you need more, our team will advise you during the review process.
Never. These are real neon signs made with glass tubes, not plastic LED strips.
Yes — because they’re built the right way. porcelain enamel + steel + neon glass = quality you can feel.
Yes, as long as it respects brand licensing laws. Many customers recreate personal favorite designs or family heirloom logos.
Garages, workshops, showrooms, home bars, offices, dealerships, restaurants, and private collections.
Each sign, a tribute to those iconic images and nostalgic designs that defined history and changed the Advertising industry forever.
Every neon porcelain sign is proudly made in the USA with traditional methods; cut steel, kiln-fired enamel, bent glass tubes. No shortcuts—ever.
Not completely satisfied? We'll make it right. Return shipping is on us, and we'll help you send it back for a full refund—no questions, no hassle.
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