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What are you basing the material choice on, a sample? a photo? a vague description from the client? How are you going to finish it? Sounds like it will require sewing.

looks good, thanks for following up with the result, wish more would do that

We could cut that small, but printing on clear is a better and cheaper option, so i would give them the choice.

You could use tint on the inside and transparent vinyl on the outside

I don't understand why it isn't recyclable.

Old New England quarries make some great swimming holes

Looks like it was designed for a plate mount. So the original sign probably had an angle iron frame. But it also looks like it was raised at some point, those other two plates look suspicious. I'm always leery of messing around with existing poles without getting an engineer to sign off on it...

Looks more folk art than sign art, but the guy is fast

I agree, bad idea. Just make a 4x4 Aframe with two faces and a cross bar on the bottom so it can be weighted

Yea, I remember that truck painter too...apparently it didn't pan out because we're still putting vinyl on trucks. The same will happen with this thing.

You are treading on dangerous ground. First about all those wallpaper sites having the same designs, you might discover it's all the same company with different names/sites so they get more traffic. Second, you may find using "free" images may come with limits on how they are used. The same is...

Heat isn't as much as an issue as humidity. Keep a fan on so at least the air is circulating

I've seen this before on another truck. I recreated using a Machine/Half Block, Flange and LHF Smalts. If it was getting the same exact design I'd send it o the Vector Doctor.

Yea, I've had to rebuild it before and thought it was one of those Pierce Fire fonts that only the factory has. But this truck was originally done by a small shop locally so I think it's out there somewhere

Morning bump. I would love to find this one. I don't think it's a proprietary font because the last one was done by small shop.

Around here there are a few steel wholesalers that deliver. If it's a small job there's a place that has cut offs and leftovers, usually with some surface rust though.

Can anyone id this? Thought it was an LHF font but I don't see it in my folder or on their website.. Thanks

Best solution is to call. But document who you talked to.

In that case try Neato, Philip is a member here too.

Contact the Vector Doctor, he's a merchant member here. art@vectordoctor.com