Super Duty

[josh29j]

does anyone know the font ford uses on SUPER DUTY trucks thanks

 

[Shovelhead]

...

EUROSTILE BOLD??? or Extended.

 

[josh29j]

extended i believe thanks

 

[josh29j]

that font is really close but it is more squared..where super duty is more rounded

 

[Shovelhead]

can you....

post a sample??

 

[josh29j]

here is the su

 

[Ruddbow]

Eurostyle Bold Rounded

I think it's a custom modified font.

 

[josh29j]

yeah thats what i think as well...at guy wants me to make a decal for the tail gate of his truck that fits inside the SUPER DUTY on the truck..so it will show up better...

 

[Shovelhead]

You'll never match it with vinyl...

paint fill it!

 

[iSign]

I did that once, for a ford tailgate. You need to trace a pattern, job should be worth $150 min. If he doesn't want to spend that much, there's no helping him.

 

[josh29j]

ok..i was thinking..to do it with vinyl...i would have to get it precise in measurment..and it might be a little rough to put it on... and i was going to take a picture of it and trace it..scan it..then vectorize it..

 

[one50npump]

did you ever get it done? I have a customer that wants the same thing..

 

[DRPSignsNGrafix]

Paint it is the best way to do it.

 

[Gino]

If you paint it.... it will take you about 15 minutes and a thimble full of paint.

-Or-​

You could just put the vinyl on it and carefully cut it with a sharp knife and be sure not to cut into the paint. The clear won't matter, but don't go deep into the paint. 30 minutes..... tops.


This is really considered a 'Quick-Fix' for most shops. Shouldn't go much over $65. unless you have a shop minimum.

 

[DRPSignsNGrafix]

I did a corvette front plate cover once in Chrome, it was a pain in the arse. I'd just paint it and be done. get out the airbrush and put a couple little high lights and make it look sharp. Then you could get $100.00 easy