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Typically, when you see the R disjoined from it's lefthand side with a straight angled leg, you're looking at some form of the Eras font. However, the S appears to be modified from what I can tell so maybe it's something else altogether. My guess is it's at least some modified form of Eras.

You definitely need to better prioritize your copy. The phone number shouldn't be the larger design element, the logo should. As it stands, the logo is the smallest and hardest to read element. This is a poor layout.

Changing the blue background to have more of a figure S flow on the beams of light would make it more interesting. A sun mascot with sunglasses, a fat smile and a paint brush in hand sprinting to his next job would work nicely, too. Is this place an oceanfront city? a big ocean wave would look...

Not entirely, no. You have a nice contrast between foreground and background as far as contrasting colors. However, if you want to add more contrast and create movement in the design, I would recommend changing the background to something that flows against the logo. Something with a more...

The entire design has too much symmetry and needs more flow. Contrast pertains to more than just color, but to textures as well as flow. The logo is what you would call an object with anti-flow because of it's geometric symmetry. You need a background that flows against it to make it pop more...

I once got a phone call from someone who saw the number on my vehicle also. Unfortunately, I was in a town over an hour outside our service area, and we never got the opportunity to make a sale as he wanted someone more local. I have to disagree with not putting phone numbers on vehicles...

Hence the reason I asked. I'm not familiar with those games. I know most bar pool shooters go solid-stripe-solid-stripe all the way through the rack, which is unorthodox by most standards. Then there's regulation 8-ball, which I am vaguely familiar with as I haven't actually played in probably...

Is that a rack I'm not familiar with? Most 8 ball racks have the 1 at the apex, 8 ball in the center, and a solid and stripe at either bottom corner.

There really is no one single thing that works for all adhesives so we keep a milk crate full of different solutions. From simple household cleaners to Citrus cleaner, Grafix Gone, and 3M adhesive remover we start with the least caustic and keep trying until we find the best solution for that...

I've never had to apply heat to laminate over.even the thickest materials. But then I use solid 1/2" thick felt squeegees if that makes any difference.

Yes, where is this video you speak of? Try posting a direct link as my time is valuable also. ;)

Yeah, that is a fantastic way to dig up images. I had no idea you could do that until someone pointed it out on this forum. Everyone should know about that feature.

What an ugly building, IMO.

This is pretty much how I try to conduct the majority of my business also.

I recommend Signs365 for digital and FireSprint for screen printed.

I was thinking Bemio

It's aluminum and is part of the stock trailer. Pretty sharp trailer and it has no rivets. :)

I designed the logo for this customer last year. We printed his t-shirts and yesterday I put graphics on his truck and new trailer. Figured I'd start posting some more of my work, not just designs. He wanted the Serpentine font so I modified it more to my liking and he approved. The bike...

You da man, Pat! You design some of most clean, simple, and effective layouts. I love the first one. The bear is a very nice touch.

Mmmmmyeeeaahhhh....No. What's up with the oddly squashed letterforms? That must be one of them there fancy Illustrator tools I reckon.