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This design was actually a concept from one of the deputies. He made a really nice sketch and I just vectorized it all. Went back and forth many times to get those sea oats just right. All printed to reflective vinyl. We did probably around 5 SUV's and 10 cars. And yes repairs are still coming...

They loved the faux carbon fiber with the red faded "swoosh"!

The things dads do for their daughters. lol

This was done for a boat dealership. Boat sold within a week!

Reminds me of this golf cart we did.

Here's another. I have a hard time remembering the keystroke code for special characters such as alt+0176 (Degree Sign) so I made series of macros to drop them in when needed. Registered, cent, copyright, trademark, and Sub WhiteSqaure() 'inserts large white square symbol On Error Resume Next...

google "signs gone wrong" for loads of laughs. Hope I don't see any of ours.

Probably has a police uniform too! lol Nice!

What size are these letters? We use a SpeedPress.

Not new! Been doing it this way for 15+ years. I will admit it's been my only experience with laminating/encapsulating. Go easy on me I was merely trying to help in any way I can.

ok, the laminate comes on a roll with a paper liner. When laminating you have to put an empty cardboard tube on as your "takeup" reel. Pull the laminate and paper backer thru and tape it paper side down to the takeup tube. Roll it a bit and pull away the leading edge of the plastic laminate...

We actually use both. All depends on the desired outcome. We have some known colors that work better as CMYK and others look better as rgb. If a pantone is used we'll output as a pdf. That seems to print the closest to what the pms swatch book shows. Rgb files are much smaller too.

I like it. Just a little spacing issues I adjusted. Forgive me Kerning. "Happy's" down a tad and first bullet centered a little more.

We use this one

Select the shapes you need then Object/Shaping/Boundary. Delete the original shapes.

OJT works.

I wouldn't do it. Pull up the video and open the windows snipping tool and hit cancel so it's ready for a new one. Play the video at full screen and at that exact scene hit New. Click and drag as much of that screen as possible. Copy and paste to Corel or Illustrator as needed. Works a tad...

You can find all kinds of macros out there that'll help out tremendously. Once you start playing with them you can write your own.

Open Macro Manager Docker -tools/macros/macro manager Right click Visual Basic for Applications - Choose New Macro Project - Type in the name “DimensionAll” (no spaces) - Hit Save It will be highlighted at the bottom of the docker - click off of it then right click...

Can't remember do you have a Macro Manager docker? tools/macros/macro manager