Saturday, November 7, 2026 · Customer reviews of US businesses
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Porcelain Advertising builds the highest-quality porcelain enamel signs and real neon signs available today—crafted exactly like the vintage originals, using the same time-tested materials and methods.Our specialty is authentic quality reproductions of vintage advertising including gas, oil, and automotive signs. Founded by a true collector and life-long auctioneer who fell in love with iconic brands like Texaco, Shell, Sinclair, Ford, Mobilgas, Esso, or vintage advertising with the old cartoons and characters we all know and love Mickey, Goofy, Popeye, Scrooge, Reddy Kilowatt, just to name a few. Every sign is handcrafted with kiln-fired porcelain enamel, 1/4” heavy gauge steel, hand-punched holes, and our neon signs are made with handblown glass neon tubing—not stickers, plastic, or LEDs.We serve collectors, car guys, restorers, and vintage lovers who want real, long-lasting quality—not mass-produced aluminum signs or cheap LED imitations. Our customers choose us because they want the sign to feel like the one they remember from their dad’s garage, the one they saw glowing off the highway, or the piece that ties together their man cave, shop, or showroom.We offer: • Authentic porcelain signs (12” and 30” sizes) • Real neon signs with porcelain faces and powder-coated steel cans (24” to 48” and larger) • Custom neon signs made to order • Free returns, fast shipping, and top-rated customer serviceFounded by a second-generation auctioneer who grew up in the vintage sign world, Porcelain Advertising exists to bring back the craftsmanship and character of American advertising history.If you’re searching for real neon signs, vintage gas station signs, or the best porcelain enamel signs for sale—you’re in the right place.
Porcelain Advertising LLC (porcelainadvertising.com) has 141 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 1.9 out of 5.
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Ordered a neon sign. Got a confirmation email and cash deducted from my account. porcelainadvertising.com site is redirected now, emails are unanswered from both original email and the new site. Stole $400 from me, I don't expect any product. I would also avoid retroindustries.com as they are the redirect landing.
By Mike F.
I ordered a sign August 5, 2025! Received several emails apologizing and admitting the business was struggling but assuring my sign would be in the “next” wave being shipped. 11 months later and no sign!!! This guy is a con man/liar. DO NOT BUY!!!
By Construction Plus I.
Is a complete scam. I ordered a plaque six months ago. Never received it and have sent multiple emails without a response. They literally stole $100 out of my pocket. Criminals. Never order from these dirt bags.
By james K.
theives!!!
By Jeff L.
I never received my order! It was an Esso sign. Would someone pls get back to me?
By Gail H.
Or a neon mid April 2026 initially had an issue with the credit card payment and they were quick to respond to that. It sounds July 19, 2026 three months after I ordered the neon and multiple attempts email and phone I’ve been ignored! From some of the other reviews, it’s a typical problem as far as I know they usually come through. But at this point in time, I wouldn’t recommend him. Hopefully the product is better than their service. SG
By Steve G.
I never received my order #6302. I reached out with no reply. I contacted the postoffice an they said my package was delivered to another state. Terrible customer service
By Jon H.
DO NOT GIVE THIS COMPANY OR ANY OTHER OFF-SHOOTS YOUR MONEY!!! Read the reviews; everyone associated with Porcelain Advertising or its rebranded attempts are crooked and should be in jail. They will take your money and ghost you! Happy to join in with others for class-action law-suit agains owners and everyone associated with them,
By Scott T.
