First sign prototypes. Acrylic board and vinyl stickers

Today I visited the laser-cutting facilities so that I cut the Perspex acrylic board to a circular and a triangular shape for my first signs. 

After the board was cut it was time to stick on each shape the appropriate vinyl sticker signs. 

I knew about the process of putting the vinyl sticker on a flat surface more or less, but being to excited lead me to failure for the circular sign. The sicker was not applied properly and that lead to the appearance of many bubbles and wrinkles.

I asked for some advice and help so that I do not ruin the triangular sign as well.

Indeed the triangular sticker was applied properly and I am satisfied by the result.

The material I wanted to use was plastic in white or grey colour. Unfortunately, the available material in the Digital Design facilities is clear or black acrylic sheet (300mm x 600mm). From one sheet I can make two signs. A circle that has a 300mm diameter and a triangle with a 300mm length per size, or two of the same shape.

Although the final outcome is pleasing, I consider these first signs as a research and the beginning of a search for more suitable materials. 

This particular method would be expensive if I produced many copies as the total cost per sign is £6.