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I'm not sure what you're saying, here... Is it that it's OK to blatantly use a state's logo for one's business if the business is a very large business? Just curious...

Sooo...... this roofing supply company is using the Mississippi state logo as part of their own logo? I'm betting the state govt is going to have a lot to say about that.

styrene would be limitied lifetime -- becomes brittle and starts to crack and yellow -- yes, even indoors Sintra (or similar) if surface needs to be clean-able FomeCor or similar if panels will be away from the possibility of being touched.

Oh, good. You're still around. Busy is good.

I haven't downloaded the trial but I intend to after having perused the website -- It looks pretty darn promising... Affinity - Professional creative software

Is the Vector Doctor still around on this forum/board? -- I was just thinking I hadn't seen a single post of his since I've been back...

Century Gothic

Well everything about that logo says Helvetica to me -- but altered, slightly. It is a logo, after all, and there is no hard and fast rule that designers can't modify a font when incorporating it into a logo. An obvious mod is the round dot on the 'i'. Not so obvious is the tail on the 'a'...

defn agree with that.

Although I agree with you on that if one is applying to a clear sign face, the original poster has said the face is already white and I'm presuming the face is a signwhite face that already has the proper density of white. Adding another layer of white translucent will only dim the sign and the...

One more thing I forgot to mention... If you are using a roll-feed printer and subsequently printing two copies on clear to overlay one-another, and if you are scaling back the density on one of the copies, then install that scaled-back version on your signface first, and then overlay the 100%...

I will also add... if your design has only a portion that must be printed, then, by all means, just print that portion and nest it into translucent cut vinyl -- in the years to come, when the printed portion is starting to weather and wash out, it won't be nearly as noticeable as the...

If youhave a roll-feed printer, have to print two copies on clear (if you have already a sign-white face) and overlay one on the other very carefully. (clear pre-mask is a great help in this). If you have a flat-bed printer and your design can be printed in sections, then simply printing your...

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Ha!... Signwriter's tape, they called it -- usually yellow. We also bought it by the case. When you have to do 36 NO PARKING signs, tape is used. Also, we had the first 4B in Alberta (besides the city sign dept) -- This industry has changed so much. <edit> Thoughts to ponder: The Gerber IVB is...

Was that truck an International?

Your comment prompted me to visit Mrs. Google and she showed me this: Why Every Highway Sign in America Has to Change (Again) Ha! :p

Whaa? like a watermark? Why the heck would they do that? Surely, they, of all people, would know better....

Do. Each. Letter. Individually. If it's one big decal, well I just don't know how one could do that. If you try it, please report back with pics. Thank you.

A woman brought a very limp duck into a veterinary surgeon. As she laid her pet on the table, the vet pulled out his stethoscope and listened to the bird's chest. After a moment or two, the vet shook his head sadly and said; "I'm sorry, your duck (Cuddles) has passed away." The distressed...