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Label scar
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A label scar is the remnant of signage left behind on a surface when the original sign is removed. Though common on many surfaces, label scars are most often found on the masonry of malls and shopping centers, especially in areas where tenants have vacated their storefronts. Label scars can also be found on commercial vehicles (panel vans, etc.) and airplanes that have undergone a signage change. Causes of label scars vary widely, but largely consist of natural weathering, dirt or dust getting caught under the sign, repainting, patched wiring or mounting holes, unremoved adhesive or other physical damage. Examples |
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