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google replacement vinyl logo for a 1981 Trans Am and see if you can buy one. they are out there as people restore these cars all the time. much easier than making one

off topic but looking at your avatar/logo, how do you pronounce the name of your company? do you start at the bottom so it reads "a e (or maybe c) s l f"? just wondering how it is pronounced and if it isn't a word, how do you answer the phone? just curious

I do get what he is doing, just not digging it

I adopted a cat and named him Locutus of Borg

yes, I think you are the only one ;)

bucket of sand

is this a joke?

customer input isn't a bad thing as it they know their business and that helps. what doesn't help is when they have an "artist" cousin or a kid that is a computer "whiz". when I get nephew art, I take what they provide and re-work it. what usually sells it is telling them that you like their...

how is it that you have logos out there being used that weren't paid for? how did they get them? did you design a logo, do a job and now they want to own the logo or did you show them an idea and they had it made some where else?

something like this is pretty cheap and you can put a space heater in it if you dare and that write the cost of it into the quote

coming from the other great white north, Vermont, I know winter can really screw up outside jobs. for 9 trucks, would it be worth it to them to rent a place? if not can you make a make shift shelter that you can use to set up by the doors so you can use a heat gun or a space heater might help...

why is it that all the cheap customers always want expensive custom signs? you could suggest using a square box with a round image. the channel letter type would have to have some inner structure added to it as it isn't a wall mount but besides that, it should be too bad for a cost as making...

maybe make it like a channel letter with a can and two faces.

no wonder we get few to none design posts any more. I don't see any where in the request where the OP asked to debate hand painted vs not. just for the record, when going off on another member about lack of talent, it would be a good idea to post work that is good rather than is poorly...

we do work for serveral national sign companies that hold contracts with large corps. in the paperwork they provide to us, it is clearly stated who is liable for what. did this company provide paperwork to you?

on our contract there is a line item that says artwork approval is required. on the artwork approval form, there are several places to sign off on the this is one we have for concerning copy. if an error happens and they do, we can at that point depending on the customer make the choice to...

ypu forgot my all time favorite, the lady with the flowing hair on a salon. it's time to retire these old and worn out graphics and I don't mean replace them with freaking diamond plate and a swoosh ;)

I started in the biz back in 1987. started off having to hand paint signs and am not one of the old timers who longs for days gone by and am glad for the new technology in the industry. if I never have to pounce, use a projector and paint again, it is fine by me. I've taken college courses on...

agree! I was trying to be nice by saying it was better than a car as I am sick to death of seeing every autobody place with one on the sign. it really doesn't need a graphic. people use graphics as a crutch as they can't convey a message with type. also the spray paint image has been done to...

the bold serfi type font visual used in his mock looks good for autobody and I like that he used lower case to make it look different from the all upper case. I'd get rid of the outline as it clutters it up. I like you hint of a car like the one in your idea rather than an actual car. no need...