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I attempted an inter library loan from one in NY to my local library in Atlanta but, they wouldn't lend it out. Disappointing but, understandable since a VHS from the 80s needs special care when being played. As a community, we should preserve video like this if we can, while still respecting...

Yes. I underbased the red with two coats of white oil-based primer. Clear coating the whole thing would have worked as long as it didn't affect the color if the stain too much. I could still do it now at any point I guess which would work like a clear primer. Just don't want the wood to get too...

This was my origional plan but my letters tend to look cleaner the fewer strokes I use to make them.

Hey Guys, I'm going to be lettering metallic gold onto stained wood. I worked a long time mixing the stain to the exact right gray/blue color to match my customer's business identity. The wood is soaking up the paint and I can't get a good coat without priming first. Is there a clear...

Had this recommended to me today http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/waterloxoriginalmarinefinishquart.aspx Anybody used marine grade clear coats? It's nice and expensive.

If you enlarge a 300dpi image you'll get a pixelated print. It's called transcoding and you're reducing the quality of the image because you are spreading it out over a larger grid, effectually splitting pixels instead of creating new ones. Where did the image come from?

Here's a test I just did with Nova copper on coated paper. Craig, you're correct. Needed two coats to get it solid. Dries fast. Can't cut it with retarders or flow enhancers or it loses opacity. Had to go straight from the can. Leaves lots of brush marks.

Can you guys recommend a metallic copper enamel you've had success with? I'll be lettering 2" letters on inside doors painted with latex. Looks like my options are Ronan Aqua Leaf, 1-shot & Nova. Thanks

"So, you come here often?"

Much obliged Biff.

That would be awesome Frank.

0. Put your gradient on a light background. 1. Make a gradient from the color you want to white. 2. Select the gradient shape, go to your transparency pallet, change none to darken

Ha, yeah, I saw that as well. Closest one to me is 636 miles away and I think most library systems require a state ID to check out books or videos. At least, thats how it works here in Georgia and New York. Maybe time for a road trip. I'm sure Kenosha, WI is beautiful this time of year.

Don't outline letters. Don't stretch fonts.

Hey guys, Anybody have a copy or know where I can get a copy? I've read lots about his work. Videos are always great learning. I work in Atlanta, GA and sometimes in Richmond, VA. Thanks

Can't seem to find Dana info online. Do you have any more info on where we can get it?

Email me here with info or photos: j@dangerpress.com Thanks, J