Friday, November 4, 2011
Finalized Graphics
Monday, October 24, 2011
New Business Sign
Re-designed and installed my more stylized business sign. Made of primed HDF, then overlayed with plastic paint (yellow) and 2-mil cast black and red vinyl. Measures 36" in width.
Monday, October 17, 2011
Suzuki
My neighbor brought his newly painted Suzuki by so I could take some pics. The painter applied the graphics I had cut for him, then sealed them with a clear coat. The original color was red; I like this better.
Friday, September 9, 2011
Suzuki Bike
A neighbor of mine has a Suzuki that he is having painted and came by and asked me if I could cut him out some decals to go on it. He had some logos and symbols he had downloaded from the net and wanted them in charcoal metallic. The above are some of the ones we did. There were sets of some of these. The painters will apply them after base-coating and then clear-coat them.
Saturday, September 3, 2011
More L & L
Nick at L&L Corvette asked for some advertisement for his vehicles and opted for placement on side windows. After deciding on the info to be included, we arrived at the above. He ordered two per vehicle. While we were at it, we went ahead and scaled this one to go on his back window of his truck.
Monday, August 15, 2011
L&L Corvette Parts and Hydrographics
Original sign
Old vinyl stripped
After primer
Top coat
I was asked to create a new sign for L & L Corvette Parts and Hydrographics, but to use the existing sign, mounted on the front of their building. It is aluminum facing and frame, so it is light-weight and for that I am thankful. I began by stripping off the old vinyl and adhesive, sanding and priming the panel. It was in decent shape, but had a lot of holes in it from previous 3D lettering mounted on it. I plugged most of them with pop rivets and finalized by applying a top coat.
After a new design was approved and fresh vinyl applied, the last shot is the finished product.
Old vinyl stripped
After primer
Top coat
I was asked to create a new sign for L & L Corvette Parts and Hydrographics, but to use the existing sign, mounted on the front of their building. It is aluminum facing and frame, so it is light-weight and for that I am thankful. I began by stripping off the old vinyl and adhesive, sanding and priming the panel. It was in decent shape, but had a lot of holes in it from previous 3D lettering mounted on it. I plugged most of them with pop rivets and finalized by applying a top coat.
After a new design was approved and fresh vinyl applied, the last shot is the finished product.
Monday, April 4, 2011
Shinra
Monday, February 28, 2011
New Business Sign
Thursday, January 27, 2011
For The Auburn Fans
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Back Window Cowboys

My brother's girlfriend is an avid "outdoorsy" person, who owns a couple of horses which they ride quite often, was downtown in her truck not long ago and heard the couple behind her blowing their horn. She pulled over and they asked about her back window decal (above). They liked it and wanted one, themselves. I gave her a bunch of my cards, so she gave them one.
Rolling advertisement is the best.
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