The origins of a rare neon sign has eluded historians, collectors and glass benders, believed to come from Lockyer Valley or ...

they show the old parts of the signs as they are now, with real neon.) Less metaphorically speaking, it’s the difference between looking through a plastic window and a glass one. Do you have ...

The glass tubing that we use is specifically made for the neon-sign industry. It comes in various diameters. This particular one is 12 millimeter in diameter. If you use a tube that's too large ...

noble gas-filled glass tubes that heat up with usage. However, follow this principle for the relatively newer LED neon signs, ...

It requires filling a glass tube with various gases, heating it with a hot flame and bending it into the desired shape. Instead of making traditional neon signs, Chan decided to simplify the ...