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Can anyone tell me how the 3M Reflective material would adhere to the plastic bumber of a Ford Crown Vic. Trying to figure out if I should include decals on the bumper or not.

c'mon, the video guys. he gets his laundry done at the laundromat ;)

I'm no logo expert but heres my thoughts: I see "Tide" Not a big fan of the text, but seem as I think your going for a tide look I can see how it works. Perhaps change the warp on the text to something a bit different...

I don't see a huge issue with the lights. You could even look around some of the sites like shutter stock and use some of the lights on there. I'd be concerned about the ford logos. Does the car owner/team/driver or whatever have any sort of authorization for the logos? Where did he get them...

what mil lam should be used?

Awesome, sounding like I have a great opportunity ahead of me if everything works out in my favor!

Will the ink take away from the reflective or will it still reflect through the ink? What would you classify as a simple or non simple curve for the sides of a crown vic/explorer?

My town has asked for some new police car designs, and produce them. Not being to familiar with working with reflective materials I'm turning to you guys for some helpful advice. (For the record, I've done searches through the site, found out all about Galls.com and all of that stuff, but the...

Nice Work!

Yeah, makes for a chuckle while your watching it. Good videos to watch though.

on this site there are some videos. They dont explain how to do it, but they do it in the video... maybe you can pick up something that they're doing that you can use. Hope this helps...Good luck http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/Graphics/Scotchprint/Resources/Videos/ Click "view videos"

Some of the prints that we make are coming out with a grainy look to them. Is this a profile issue or maybe we're selecting the wrong media types in versaworks? Its a roland sp-540v

That was one of the requests. However I will not be submitting it anymore now that I learned they are pointless

Didn't realize these things weren't close to being legit. Thanks

I've been working on this design for a design contest where there is an opportunity to win money (be paid) from the company that's looking for the logo. Here is the description of the contest. http://logo.worth1000.com/contests/24694/extelligent-design Here is what I've come up with so far...

I guess what I mean by feeling guilty is that I'd prefer to do my own designs sometimes. But still being a beginner/amateur in the design world sometimes I feel like the stock sites are good resources. But I would much rather create my own designs.

Good way to put it. Thanks!

I see people talking about it a lot about how they use istock and shutterstock and things such as these in their designs. If you buy the files from those types of sites is it legal to use them in your designs? When I think about it I feel guilty using something that isn't mine, but then again...

I usually like to encourage people that the best way is to bring their vehicle to us no matter the size of the graphic or what kind of graphic it is...I find it a lot easier. If something isn't right it is much easier to fix at the shop.

My dad and I have been looking into this. Unfortunately I still do not think that we have the space for this.