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I try to answer honestly but soem times it goes into the sugar coating or sarcastic. the sugar coating is more being kind to those who are really trying on a design. the sarcastic saved for those who get snarky with people who are just trying to help by giving them the feed back they asked...

I like the re-do of the image but the font is not really great for this as it just feels too banker or doctor. it doesn't have to be an over done font but jsut one with a little personality

where are you putting the gold leaf? on a sign? truck? window? are you talking about actual gold leaf or just the vinyl stuff? if the vinyl stuff, Sign Gold work OK. some of it worth the money, some of it just looks like plain old gold vinyl to me. real gold leaf is beautiful and works for...

looks eurostile that has a slant applied to it

it seems like when I get a call these days and the person starts out by telling me they have a brand that they love and paid a lot for, I know I will cringe when I see it. I can't think of a time when I heard those same words then saw the "brand" and was in love with it. when you suggest that...

Polyplasticforms.com has a washed would that they do but not sure of how large they can go. the biggest problem with wood is it isn't matched planks that make up the sheet of wood. it would look like planks stacked up but if that is what you want, it can be done. carving the lettering in...

go to their site and look for a list of companies that sell in your area. you'll be looking for Akzo Nobel

their work is outstanding and always looks great

what non professional springs for the cost of Photoshop to make a "sticker"?

when you look at the thumbnail of the latest design, it looks like oil drill with birds flying over.

no, just no.

brand also matters. some cast premium by some companies is garbage. cheap brands put out cheap cast so use a good brand if you want it to last

trees with the double rules

there's a restaurant on Plattsburgh that did that same thing. what a cheap crappy way to reface a sign

the one with the green leaves looks the best to me from the choices. not sure why you feel like you have to have a ton on images when one good one would work. the one with the weed, bird and butterfly is high school girl decorating her note book level as it is so over done. the font isn't one...

some more off topic, that graphic is bad and needs to have some editing done to clean it up. just out of personal pride, I'd never cut that as is and would fix those lines

what you see as "grumpy" were good suggestions as to how to find the paint that will work for you. they did point you in the right direction by suggesting looking at step by steps that have been printed in trade mags, calling the manufacture to ask what products work the best on their product...

it is called "the quest" so I'd go with a Knights Templar but a Monty Python type looking for the perfect chili and have it glowing like the Ark of the Covenant

on the plot page, make the file a spool file then print the spool file, not the plt file. it might work. I have a no going job that I have to do this way to get it to work right

Grimco sells blanks from 24" up to 48" stop sign shaped at would be much cheaper and easier than re-working the used one