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You want to check out http://skepple.net/weathered-motorsport-wrap-design/ You can do this with some stock rust brushes for Photoshop, I'm thinking this Skepple chap makes his own... You might explore; Create Your Own Rust Brushes From Scratch in Adobe Photoshop or google 'Photoshop rust brushes"

I described 2 methods - step by step If you are trying to spread the boxes later... do not compound them... -- For 6 boxes, you will need 6 images IF you want to spread them later... -- If you already have you boxes placed exactly where you want them, "compound" them - then place your image...

I see issues with using "Artboards" UNLESS you are doing this for output... I'm not sure what stage you are in your design or production - but by using compounds and clipping masks you can slap that in your title block to a scale with a scale reference and sizes called out and/or placing it to...

If it had to be cut up, I would do it VanderJ's way... How I would do it - if you wanted to keep the complete image and spread the boxes later.... -- Make 4 boxes the size required but butt them up next to each other - I have my "Snap To Point" on -- Place your image behind the boxes - copy...

I have used wetransfer, dropbox and hightail with no problems...

What file types are you getting? Can you get the native files? And if you get the native files, can you open them? I'm assuming some are done in Illustrator, Indesign, Corel or some other layout program and made into .pdf I'm assuming .pdf.... and most likely the smallest .pdf which are laden...

Plastic Bending Strip Heater Element : TAP Plastics Watch the video...

I always make sure my logo work passes the genitalia test, last thing I want is something I designed showing up on some site because it looks like crotch...

by the way, have you ever seen this? >warning: very cussyheaded<

Thats looks like fun! I would go to: Log into Facebook | Facebook Historic and Traditional Hand Lettering by Rick Janzen

If this sign came across my desk, this is how I would draw it, I had a fabricator take a quick peek and he thinks it's not too far off.

Both... but after a few hits, it doesn't hurt as much...

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Like I mentioned to another on this thread... I tend to agree except maybe the profit he gets for making wraps at a snails pace is probably more than he is making now and... like Virginia, you are required to hold an sign contractors license in Arizona, same as Virginia, you are required to have...

what are we supposed to be looking at!

This is good advice if Arizona didn't require a C-38 Sign Contractors license... you can't even broker an electrical sign there, not legally anyway. The other thing, the risk is greater with an LED screen, or larger projects, it's why there are bonding, savings and insurance requirements. I have...

My experience is 1 in 25 may follow up or take advice... if I think about it, it makes me wonder why I even contribute and occasionally I leave for a while... then I get sucked in again...

When I read threads like this, it reminds me of: Wrap Sales Cold Calling Tips? Beware the pitfalls of starting a business you know little about... lots of good advice on that thread...

Like most people mention, your gonna have to come back on and tell us what real skill(s) you have that would relate to starting your wrap business. I can't answer the questions because there are too many variables. I can tell you exactly what I would get, but then you would have 1000's in...

If I look at the sign you posted as an example, that's not Dibond, that's stainless steel. The company who built it works in stainless steel regularly. I'm not a big fan of Dibond by the way, mostly because on larger pylons, I can't stand seams unless it's part of the design. It's also an...