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I use Font Explorer. It works great and is easy to use. There's a free download version on their downloads page http://www.fontexplorerx.com/

here's a quickie

http://www.fonts101.com/xt_fontdetails_az_FID!20468~PrilliaSSK~font.html

Prillia

I just assumed (big mistake sometimes) that the OP meant MDO. If not, well, ordinary plywood, even quality plywood, just won't last.

Cut to size/shape, fill any voids on the edges, sand and round the edges a bit, prime, paint and apply vinyl. I use latex exterior primer and mostly marine enamel for backgrounds. There are lots of signs I've done that way that are doing well after 10 or more years.

Taken from a watercolor painting done for a web site

Vinyl on MDO

Sandblasted cedar sign

Two layered pink foam letters, primed and painted (enamel) on an MDO backboard - 10' long

Vinyl on MDO

Vinyl with painted flowers

8= the eighth letter in the alphabet =H .... 1= the first letter=A 81= HA .... HA= take a guess

Thanks Jill. I love your work so your appreciation is a bonus.

This is done on painted coroplast stiffened with three layers of strips glued behind. He's almost life size and done for a TinTin film festival at a local small theater.

Hello all. Just came upon this board the other day while googleing for some new plotter blades. I'm single man shop (Sure Signs) located on Gabriola Island BC, :Canada:. Been doing signs here for the past 16 years. It's a small community and I'm the only person here doing signs. Pretty much...