How to Make Neon Signs with Neon Rope Light

If you want to add a touch of neon to your home without spending a lot of money, consider making your own neon signs with neon rope lights. Neon rope light is easy to work with and can be cut into any shape or size that you desire. Plus, it’s very affordable compared to other types of lighting. In this blog post, we’ll show you how to make three different kinds of neon signs using neon rope lights.

How to make three different kinds of neon signs using neon rope light?

Neon rope light is a type of lighting that can be used to create all sorts of different signs. You can use it to spell out words, make shapes, or even just outline an object. If you're looking to add a little bit of neon to your life, here are three different ways you can make Neon Signs using Dekala neon rope light kits!Dekala LightFlow custom neon sign kitsDekala LightFlow custom neon kits allow users to easily create their own neon signs with no technical experience needed. It is the linkable silicone neon light strip, equipped with RGBIC color program with very diverse colors. And it can be synchronized with sound/music, has a chasing light effect, and can be intelligently controlled with an APP or voice assistant. Equip them and they will readily attach to your wall — while emitting great color and never leaving a mess or making you clean up anything. So in the aspect of making, light effect and using, it is much better than the ordinary neon sign.

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- Neon Word/Name SignsLet's start with the neon open sign. One way you make word signs is by spelling out words with the rope light. This is a great way to personalize your sign and really make it stand out.

- Neon Shaped SignsA fireworks neon sign is something you should definitely try to do, it with dynamic fireworks blooming light effect, really very eye-catching. If you place it in your store or use it at a party, you will definitely be able to become an eye-catcher. It should be noted, however, that this form of neon is not outlined with a single circuit. As we know, neon signs need to be strung with wires. Therefore, we need some tools in order to use it. For more details, please refer to the following.

Neon Outline SignsIf you like one-stroke art, this kind is perfect for you. You just need to draw a general outline and then link the light strips in sections from end to end. This minimalist style is perfect for interior decoration. But this kind of requires you to be strong creative and artistically inspired. Many complex patterns, you can express their charm by outlining them with a single stroke.

What you will need for each sign?

Neon signs are all the rage these days. They add a touch of fun and personality to any room, and they’re relatively easy to make yourself. All you need is some neon rope light and a few other supplies, and you’ll be ready to create your own custom neon sign in no time.

- Neon Word/Name Signs

- Neon Shaped Signs

Let's take a more complex fireworks neon as an example. If you learn this one, the others should be a breeze.

- Neon Outline Signs

Let's take a good example of a simple rainbow, which is very well made and the effect is absorbing.

Step-by-step instructions

If you want to add a touch of neon to your décor, making your own neon sign is a fun way to do it. You can use neon rope lights to create all sorts of different signs. And the best part is that it’s relatively easy to do! Just follow these simple diagrams and you’ll be on your way. First, decide what shape you want your sign to be. Then, use duct tape or another type of strong adhesive to attach the rope light around the perimeter of the shape.

- Neon Word/Name Signs (Open Neon Sign)

We start with the last letter N. You can also start with the letter O, it doesn't affect the finished result. One thing you need to be aware of when making neon signs with Dekala neon strips is the order of the links because you need to connect the TYPE-C wires in series at the beginning and end of the strips, all you need to be aware of is the father port and the mother port. Remember, the open end of the light strip is the father port. We'll just connect the light strips in order. Naturally, this has to do with the location and spacing of each of your letters, and some distances may require extension wires, such as the E P and P O in the diagram, which should require cable extensions to be strung together. These are included in the package. The final effect presented is shown below - A completed photo of each sign.

- Neon Shaped Signs (Firework Neon Sign)

The fireworks had to start at the bottom so that the lighting effect would extend upward from the bottom. The 7 strips of lights in the fireworks section are placed at equal intervals and all have the father end facing inward. As shown in the picture, we need a 7-port Type-C hub to connect all the light strips in series.

- Neon Outline Signs (Neon Rainbow Sign)

The rainbow is the easiest to work with. You just need to place the strips in the approximate lines as shown and then connect them in series. 5 minutes to get the rainbow neon sign.

A completed photo of each sign

The rainbow is the easiest to work with. You just need to place the strips in the approximate lines as shown and then connect them in series. 5 minutes to get the rainbow neon sign.Here are our creations for reference only. With Dekala Custom Neon Sign Kits, you are the artist.