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i need to replace a lighted sign face (2 sided) for a Giovannis Pizza. This guy wants to go inexpensive and get a yellow background with red and black lettering and graphics in vinyl. I haven't done anything like this before. Of course i know to use transluscent vinyl for a lighted sign but...

Tried searching for both of these fonts with no luck. Thanks in advance...

thank you. what script font is shown here? i like these two together.

doing a racing team logo and lettering. can't find anything i like that screams "race-style" fonts to me. anyone recommend some that are popular for racing? its a 3 - word phrase of which i want to do the third word "racing" in a script. thanks in advance.

I might be wrong because I'm still fairly new at this but if your background is white and your using red lettering, wouldn't a black outline make it easier to read? Bring the bright red over white down a little?

i like my avatar too other than i should have bordered the red letters in black as well. tryin to get away from the sun and burst though. takes up too much room more often than not on some of my applications for it. hard to fit all that in. like i said, given another company to design for...

just tryin some different things to get an idea of how to tie it together so it doesn't "float" so much.

oops. sorry. wasn't thinking about the pdf. here is a jpeg done up right. thanks again. :rock-n-roll:

man, this stinks when its your own. creative block from hell. let me know what you think. having a heck of a time figuring out how to weld this together for a more simple cut in corel. if anyone can help me with that it would be much appreciated. thank you in advance for your opinions.

never had trouble with this before but for some reason can't get it to work this time. have 3 layers of the same color i want to merge together in one cut and prevent multiple unnecessary cut lines. what are my steps here. i've tried shaping (simplify, weld) and have tried the combine...

is it tempered or dual pane? over 50% absorption on dual pane is dangerous for cracks and seal failure. you can get away with a lot more in a single pane tempered piece. however, with less than 25% (im guessing) of the glass covered, there's no way you broke it. like said before, you'd have...

using the stainless steel while snapping blades frequently and keeping a 45 angle or less will assure you'll never scratch it. oh and keep it clean of hard debris. i do window tinting as well and when i do mobile work i cut the film right on the car windows. no problems. i'm also wanting to...

looks like cheltenham LT Ultra will work. thanks for all the help.

nevermind on that. appears the last sign guy used a different font and made his own tapout logo for this customer.

it appears to be the same font as used in the tapout logo. would that be one of the above mentioned?

Can anyone help ID this font for a newb? Thanks

i'm gonna try it just to be sure. :ROFLMAO:

who carries chrome yellow? that sounds interesting. oracal is all i've ordered and not seeing anything like that from them.

So i've got a van with a back window on the passenger side and a solid panel on the driver's side. So am I to assume that the best way to approach a lettering layout on this van is a different layout on each side? Right?