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Gill Studios can do large qtys of cut letters. I wouldn't do it unless you can hire in a temp works to weed them as they are too labor intensive

I use a medium tack 3M pre-mask and never have any issues and Vermont is humid like the tropics all summer. a good brand seems to work better in all conditions

don't mess around with that Krylon for plastic paint as it works but not for long. do the above and you know it will work and last

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Che vy? can't blame a computer for that one I would guess.

Hello? guy who posted this are you going to respond with an answer as what it is you do or with a re-draw? just thow it out there and nothing

what kind of signs do you make? it you explained the type of work you do, this logo might start to make sense. you say the word signs so I can only assume you don't just do wraps. the general public would never call you for a job with that logo. no business person would trust you to make...

for any of us who got "schooling" in graphic arts would agree with P3 when it comes to the what a graphic designer does. a designer may or may not have the skills of an illustrator but an illustrator is a skill all in it's own. OP it gets a little sad that you crap on anyone who is not 110...

the people who care are the customers. they are more comfortable with knowing that the person they are working with is the right one hence accounts payable, project manager, engineer, service tech, installer and graphic designer. it defines what each person does. it doesn't mean that is all the...

can you overlay some girt onto that in Photoshop and make it look rusty and oily?

that was a really good little type lesson! thanks for posting this

well, lesson learned never design without a deposit:Big Laugh:Big Laugh:Big Laugh

how big are the letters and how thick? if they are small and thin and weigh next to nothing, the VHV tape will be OK and just to make sure, add som silicone as suggested or Goop Glue. big heavy letters might need more tape and more glue

no, not one and the same. having the ability to transfer info to wall or sign using paint does not mean any talent to know a good composition and can't be assumed. I have seen some really nice hand painted things where the letters look great, the graphic looks great but the layout sucks. no...

really bob? there are a lot of stars out there past and present who have lived some very odd, strange and really out there kind of lives. their job is to entertain us, that's all. what they do on their own time is not our concern. they are high paid court jesters and do a job. he did his...

he could dance right up there with the greats of the past.

check into Hart Supply out of Mass as they deliver here using a box truck which would work for you. also, is there a pack & ship around you that can receive stuff from an 18 wheeler or a local business with a loading dock that you can make a deal with?

also like what John did. if you do none of suggestions, please look at why the re-done layouts work and your layout doesn't. that big hole where there is nothing but a phone number floating and with all the rest crammed up against the edges like the copy and graphic are afraid of what it in the...

your balance is way off. the letters looks squished like you ran out of room, the wheel way off to the side and then a big blank empty space with nothing going on. see SignManica's layout as he balanced it out nicely.

that sounds like the best plan this too sounds like it would work has anyone ever heard of the studs/nut method? I also could try John's idea:Big Laugh