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Scratch Wings Channel Letters and Tagline Cabinet
A red rooster and a drumstick in place of the i in Wings make the brand easy to spot, and the tagline spells out the style: Korean inspired, Southern fried. Scratch Wings, an Asian-owned shop known for its Korean sweet and spicy wings, made this SH 161 storefront its second Grand Prairie location.
- Sign typeChannel letters, Logo, Tagline cabinet
- IndustryKorean-inspired wing restaurant
- LocationGrand Prairie, TX
- Year2026
- Delivered bySigns Express
Materials
A red and white rooster head, cut to its own shape, leads the bold red Scratch Wings letters, and the drumstick in Wings is outlined in white. KOREAN INSPIRED and SOUTHERN FRIED follow in white capitals on a red cabinet, all against gray stucco.
Illumination
Cloud cover mutes the stucco but not the sign: red faces and the white tagline stay bold, and the deep returns mark these as channel letters built to glow after dark.
Installation
Across the top of the stucco end cap beside the 3810 building number, above three arched recesses and the metal canopy over Suite 100.
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