Serving Boston and the Greater Boston Area
Acrylic can be printed on the first or second surface (or both to create dimension), cut to custom sizes and shapes, combined with dimensional elements, and installed with a variety of mounting hardware.
The rigid, smooth surface and natural depth of the material make colors appear richer and details sharper, giving graphics a dimensional quality that draws the eye. Acrylic is also durable, moisture resistant, and easy to maintain, which makes it a practical choice for high traffic environments.
How It's Printed
Ink is applied directly to the front face of the acrylic. The printed graphic sits on top of the material and is viewed directly.
The graphic is printed to the back of clear acrylic so it is viewed through the material. This creates additional depth while placing the printed surface behind the acrylic.
White ink can also be used behind color or in selected areas of a design to control opacity. This makes it possible to combine clear, transparent, and opaque areas within the same acrylic graphic.
From Lobby Signs to Trade Show Graphics
Businesses across Greater Boston use acrylic for a wide range of applications:
✓ Lobby and reception signs that reinforce your brand
✓ Wall art and photo prints for offices and public spaces
✓ Retail displays and point of purchase graphics
✓ Wayfinding and directional signage
✓ Recognition displays and donor walls
✓ Awards and trophies
✓ Trade show and event graphics
Whatever the setting, acrylic brings a clean, modern look that elevates the message.
Every project is different, so we cut acrylic to custom sizes and shapes. Standoff hardware, flush mounting, and freestanding options give you flexibility in how each piece is displayed, and our team helps you choose the right thickness, finish, and mounting style. It can be the perfect option for dimensional lettering, logos, and layering for a dimensional finish.
As a Boston area provider, Archimedia Solutions Group combines quality production with responsive local support. We guide you from file preparation through installation, so your finished acrylic prints look exactly the way you envisioned.
If you are ready to upgrade your signage or displays, connect with Archimedia Solutions Group for acrylic printing in Boston, MA and give your brand the professional presentation it deserves.
Material Options
We work with several types of acrylic, each suited to different environments and applications.
Clear glossy acrylic provides the classic second surface look. Artwork is printed on the back and viewed through the clear face, creating depth while keeping the ink protected. It works well for lobby signs, donor walls, branded office graphics, retail displays, photos, and recognition pieces.
P95 frosted acrylic reduces the high gloss appearance and gives printed colors a softer, more diffused finish. It works well for directories, branded backgrounds, layered signage, and ADA Braille signs. For ADA applications, the background can be printed on the second surface while raised lettering and Braille are applied to the front.
P99 acrylic reduces reflections from overhead lighting and bright environments, making graphics and text easier to read. It is a good option for wayfinding, menus, safety signage, directories, and other information that needs to remain readable throughout the day.
Second surface printing keeps the graphic behind the acrylic while leaving the front smooth and writable. Permanent calendars, schedules, floor plans, maps, or branded templates can be printed underneath while changing information is written on the front with dry erase markers. This works well in offices, classrooms, conference rooms, and operations spaces.
Yes, we cut panels to custom dimensions and shapes to fit your space and design.
With proper care, indoor acrylic prints hold their color and clarity for many years.
Acrylic performs best indoors, though certain finishes and mounting methods can support covered outdoor applications.
First surface printing places the graphic directly on the front of the acrylic. Second surface printing places the graphic on the back of clear acrylic so it is viewed through the material.
White ink can be used with clear acrylic to create opaque areas, provide a backing behind printed colors, or combine transparent and opaque elements within a design.