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I guess I didn't put this in the right spot :smile: I wasn't looking for critiques or suggestions. This is a done deal. I was simply posting a finished project. It wasn't my favorite concept either, but it's what the client decided to go with. This was probably the 3rd best option of the 7 that...

I'm anxiously awaiting mine!

Yup. It's CWG. I had about 5 other concepts that I liked better, but this is what they ended up liking. It is light years ahead of what they had before....CWG is athletic block font on a circle with a clipart mower underneath it.

Just finished and received final approval for this logo. Thought I'd share!

As someone who is starting to do more and more branding and design work, this was an AWESOME article. Thanks for sharing!

Dude. Please tell me you are getting a CNC to go with that flatbed? PLEASE???!!!!

If your straight edge is slipping that much, you are pushing too hard on both the edge and your knife.

A rotary trimmer is a nice tool to have, and it will cut the way you need it to - however, unless you are doing these types of project on a consistent basis it sure seems like a bit of a waste of resources. You still have to line up the panel, and run the cutting tool down the line. Only...

Volume is the key. Guys like ProWraps and Colorado, and AZProSigns are doing more wrap volume in a month than I do in 6, and more in a month than what most of the folks here do in a year. For me, I might buy two rolls of material at a time. These high volume shops are buying 50 at a time. That...

+1 I'd also recommend some type of rear frame for this application. a rectangular 1"x1" set up would work.

See the bold section. I'd probably be in the $2300-2500 range WITHOUT a roof in my area. It is nowhere near as competitive here as it is in Cali. That being said, the roof takes almost as much time as both sides put together - can't do that for $2100 and stay in business....

And now with a cache refresh it shows up....lol.

What is the heading? because the top blog post at the link you posted leads to a post about social marketing...

Yeah - but this blog isn't there anywhere.....

What material is he using? Is he trying to sell people on calendared vinyl? That pricing is insane, but you also need to compare quality and design. Was the design provided to him? Etc.

Josh, I can't find the blog anywhere....

Dude - your site is down :)

that's dumb

I hate to disagree with Marlene, but Dan Antonelli hit this subject on the head in a thread the other day. For a small, local company goig plain/clean isn't going to do much of anything for you. With a name like yours, I'd be tempted to study oldretro diner logos and take a play on that theme..

Your putting laminated aqueous vinyl on a vehicle?