My wife was lucky to get hold of a very cheep Coca-Cola sign, that once was a part of a double sided light sign.
Originally two of these plexiglass translucent signs were mounted on each side of an aluminum frame, with a row of florescent tubes between them.
After giving it a thorough cleaning, to remove the grime and moss, that must have accumulated while it hung, for years outside some unknown grill, it ended up on my workbench.
![Frame for Coca-Cola light-sign](https://peter.bromley.dk/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/93AAD2F6-B8A8-4DD9-8344-84D133C01924-1024x766.jpeg)
I started out with building a simple wooden frame, where both the LED strip, and the aluminum could be mounted.
![Coca-Cola Lightsign project - 2021](https://peter.bromley.dk/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/D585C166-6089-41DE-9E3B-D2E3C51E8E08-e1609747228212-766x1024.jpeg)
I used the same type of light strip as in the emergency exit sign, and my large Texaco star.
![Coca-Cola light sign project - 2021](https://peter.bromley.dk/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/E76E0F95-5E68-4B69-8C1E-42ADBB9ABFC6-1024x768.jpeg)
The aluminum profiles cover the wooden frame, and gives the sign a nice authentic 1990’s vibe, like the originals from back then.
![](https://peter.bromley.dk/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/667DC7D3-12BF-4525-8726-570EE6EB0846-1024x768.jpeg)
Have you done a similar project?