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Sign placement is key
- Thread starter Aardvark Printing
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Aardvark Printing
New Member
Could be.
JBurton
Signtologist
Ya know how many times I've made 2 faces with arrows pointing the same way?!?!?! Guarantee the opposite side is flawless.
Texas_Signmaker
Very Active Signmaker
He's landing
Boudica
Back to "educational purposes"
you know how many times I've had to convince a customer that they need a right AND left facing arrow for Aframe signs, and they can't use the same artwork for both sides? I've had people argue with me on that... then it finally sinks in.
gnubler
Active Member
Or not. I had a d!ck realtor once inform me about the "fun fact" that his sign with an arrow was the same on both sides after I commented that it was two designs. I just held my tongue and let him be smart.
Aardvark Printing
New Member
That's better than mine.Not only that, but their jets don't need any front wheels.
Fast.
Bengt Backhaus
New Member
Just like when i had to explain, to several customers, that if you have a text on your car or boat it just can´t go from front to back on both sides...
JBurton
Signtologist
Someone on here posted about a customer insisting the lettering be mirrored on the opposite side of a boat.
Boudica
Back to "educational purposes"
I think that was Gnubler
gnubler
Active Member
It was, and it was a trucker who insisted his truck numbers had to be in reverse order...NOT mirrored.
Like driver side was GVW 12345 and passenger side 54321 WVG. I gave him what he wanted and never heard back.
Gino
Premium Subscriber
Did you show them what your interpretation of mirrored/reversed is........ vs their idea ?? If not, you are at fault for not making the customer understand properly. The only thing that changes is justify left or right, not backwards lettering. You must follow what the highway patrol deems legal..... not what some customer says.
gnubler
Active Member
There was no making him understand the difference between mirrored and reversed, I tried. At the time I actually researched his request online and found absolutely nothing requiring "backwards" lettering on trucks. He approved the proof and went on his way, not my problem.
Truckers are special.
Truckers are special.
JBurton
Signtologist
I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt on this over gino. I guess somehow PA doesn't have ignorant folk? Also, this ignorant f*ck just learned that folks from PA despise saying Pennsylvania? Is this true gino?