ART DECO MARQUEE CORVETTE LED FLEX-NEON SIGN IN STEEL CAN
Neonetics LED flex-neon signs are the newest in LED technology. Flex-neon signs are made from LED lights, but glow as warm and bright as real neon. You can enjoy the look of neon without the delicate glass tubes – flex-neon is unbreakable and long lasting. The Corvette Art Deco Marquee LED flex-neon sign measure 39” wide by 28” tall, weighs around 40 pounds and is all hand done. It is housed in a solid steel case, which makes this sign sturdy enough to become a treasured heirloom piece. It comes with a hanging chain and remote control dimmer which connects to the UL wall plug. Perfect for your home game room, basement, garage, shop, barn, or wherever you keep your collections. You just hang it in any indoor location, plug it in, and enjoy for a lifetime! Officially licensed product by General Motors through Neonetics Inc. For Indoor use only.
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