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  1. Glueing Dibond

    Instead of using a V-bit, use a flat bottom V-bit. (If that isn't what you are already doing.) If you are making a cabinet, you can do so using rivets. It requires a little planning on the cutout of your substrate though: The top break and the side break will be rivited together on one...
  2. Glitter Glass Background

    We use smalts quite a bit. The process is fairly simple. First we paint the background using a 50/50 mixture of Smith's Cream and Lettering Enamel. Then apply the smalts liberally to the area. Let it dry overnight. Flip the sign over a tarp or newspaper to collect the excess. (Smalts is...
  3. Fake wraught iron look.

    Great idea for interior signs! You could incorporate a patina finish also with the steel. And on the grain substrate use a couple glazes to get a true wood finish. You can see how to do the glazes at SignCraft.com. Just do a search for glazes or Dan Sawatzky.
  4. Sign critique / logo

    I agree looks like "nerz". Need to condense yet a little more. No one needs to know the names of the hairstylists. Even if the client insists on this, steer them in the right direction. Why two phone numbers? Should only need one! Buy Mike Steven's Book Mastering Layout now!!
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