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great deal AAG and i can't think of anyone more deserving. also sounds like you have one heck of a rep.

good job. now how did you do it? i've seen some people come up with techniques for wrapping helmets that blow my mind..like stretching the vinyl taunt over the opening of a garbage can like the one next to your helmet...so now tell us how you did it.

no idea wher jam is but i would first recommend finding a local company you can work with. after that i have had success with the company sign cabinets. good products

accent sells licenses for their 'raster' method of producing ada signs for those not in the know those are the small 'beads' as far as meeting state codes it depends on the project and the state...that is a pretty big broad statement you have made.

6yrs in development is what they claim...lol time to do some field research collecting sillouettes of beautiful ladies and creating a competing product, i can't think of a better way to spend 6yrs.

i know a few sign shops that have the equipment but like always with your posts i have no idea where 'here and there' is so i can't recommend any specific company...i'd find a electrical shop that makes their own pan faces. aging it will be a trial and error deal to get the effect that you are...

relax Craig...it's only a sign no reason to get your blood pressure boiling.:rolleyes:

huh? i've always paid him more (with a smile on my face because he is flat out worth more)... if you think he is worth more pay him more..who wouldn't appreciate that.

from Oracal's website 651 Outdoor Durability (based on vertical surface exposure) 6 years, 4 years metallic, 3 years brilliant blue BUT PLEASE don't take that as i am recommending you use it in my opinion material is (or should be) such a small cost in the work we are doing use the...

Mark has given you a tremendous amount of good information. It is all about profiling I don;t know why people have such a hard time understanding this if you are not looking at true representations, if your equipment is not profiled and calibrated you are always going to be working in circles...

signmeup you say you 'doubt' that they have insurance. it might not hurt to ask. it was a very nice kind thing of you to donate a project of that nature and quality i would add and i can't imagine anyone that was given something of that magnitude feeling good about you having to redo it for free...

first of all bummer. most businesses insurance in my experience will cover this type of damage if the dollar amount is under $2000 most businesses in my experience don't ad their signs to their policy specifically until something like this happens.. because of having this same thing...

trakers just food for thought i wonder how you would feel about this if you were hired to design a sign for a small company and they in turn used that sign design as their logo and turned into a national brand. this happened to me and it made me much more cautious going forward in my career, we...

agreed. this will represent you well

i do know they have a new shop name "rc signs"

i have seen more than my fair share of half baked mountain/stream scenes and i've never run across this one...i'd get busy recreating because of the subject matter it should be fairly painless.

seriously that explains a lot. myself that is not how i would represent my business nor would it attract any of the clientele i am after nor would it showcase my design skills nor my design style. is there a market for it. sure, but in my opinion for the industry we are all in i think you...

hog...PLEASE...hire someone to design this one for you. you say 'they aren't interested' you either haven't looked hard enough because there is a TON of designers looking for any project they can find or you aren't offering enough money. i don't know what else to say. seriously. in my opinion...

if you recognize those things about yourself and your skills hire someone to make you look professional and focus your business on producing a quality product until you have invested either the time to learn design skills or invested the money to pay a professional designer..but honestly this...