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If they are doing a reveal on it thnn banner material and velcro unless you want to get real creative and use grommets and rope rigged in so they can just pull the rope, the knots slip out and the banner falls away. If you're just trying to cover it until the day it needs to be seen then use...

You know if you say that around here you're likely to get burned at the stake.

If you're doing enough of them to justify the setup by all means screenprint them. Digital prints have no soul and vinyl lettering looks cheap. Screenprinting isn't a perfect solution but at least it won't look like "stickers" to most people.

For the love drop the Est. 2013.

The image is fine for selling stickers on etsy although you've be better doing something original. Whatever you do get rid of the Bleeping Cowboys font at the bottom. Is finding a clip art image as far as you've gotten with the design? You could always take the simple way out and use the...

Bob will be chiming in any minute now to belittle you as an inferior specimen.

Shouldn't be hard....I think half the people in Auburn/Opelika lived in Montgomery 15 years ago and then fled.

Well there was this one....

I build furniture. I've built a dozen or so of these so far with hand tools.

Charlie actually came back and said he'd gotten out of Rouge Roller and was making props for church ministry stuff now.

I miss ISAG, and Cappy, and Inkfish, and Best of Maine, and Sarge.

Logo design for a blues band with a rockabilly twist. Trying to do something a little different and hoping to achieve a bit of a retro 50's greaser look without looking like its from a bowling alley, involving a bee, or a crown.

My Summas cut vinyl faster than I can weed it and apply it so that's fast enough for me.

You do some incredible work Joe. Can't wait to see what you churn out when you finally embrace Adobe. :Big Laugh

There was a guy at the local motocross track who was doing trailer wraps for $1.75 per square foot. You could order them at one race and he'd install them at the dirty, dusty track the next race.

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Thank you!

Thanks.

Dan's point makes sense, though. By not charging what it was worth up front you're essentially saying you're willing to work for free in the hopes of getting future work out of it. Yes, most of us are guilty of that.

Yeah, your red is weak but most people wouldn't notice it unless it's right next to the box truck (which looks pretty damn good for hand painted lettering) In the long run you've got to think about whether the headache is worth it. You can stand your ground, argue with him, wait for the...