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Tuckered out on this one

SignManiac

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Started this on Monday and finished tonight Thursday...
I designed this, made it in four days and will be installing it tomorrow. I just like the way it all came together. All I was given was the county logo and the rest was left up to me.

The only thing difficult was the time frame. I was contacted only two weeks ago and told the 75th ceremony was on April 4th. I wonder when somebody realized seventy five years was coming up????

Oh, it's 7'h. x 5w.

This picture does it no justice. I'll see if I can get some better shots tomorrow.
 

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GAC05

Quit buggin' me
Looks like it turned out great, even with just 4 days to get it done.


wayne k
guam usa
 

SignManiac

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Thank you...to make matters worse, it's been raining every day and we all know how slow paint drys when the humidity is 200% :)
 

njshorts

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Looks great! Considering the last few days rain, tornadoes, etc, that must've been a big challenge.
 

SignManiac

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It was.. Seemed like time was running out always. Just loading up now to go install. Hope to get some better pics later!
 

SignManiac

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Well back from the install. I hate installs btw... They were pleased and I'm glad to be moving on to the next project. Here are a few better shots.

Face is two sheets of 4'x8' 3/4" oak plywood joined and cut down to the 7'h. x 5'w. finish size. The serving copy is v-carved into the wood and the numbers 75, scrolls are prismatic carved. The horizontal lines and inset stripe are 1/4" pvc. The ribbon panel is three layers of PVC stacked and carved. The rope border is all carved and hand painted. The logo is four layers of stacked 1/4" pvc with the small lettering v-carved into the white background. The outside edging under the oak is 1-1/2" HDU with a round over. I think that covers most of the details
 

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signage

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Thanks for answering! I was thinking if that was a simulated wood grain I would like to know how you did it!
 
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