decals
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92TyLA
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burmeister
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Re: decals
Got a emblem for the glove box with my truck number came out awesome.. Turn around was awesome thanks..:tup:
Got a emblem for the glove box with my truck number came out awesome.. Turn around was awesome thanks..:tup:
midnightbluS10
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64impala
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Re: decals
lost my computer and phone recently sorry guys. As for syclone I'd recomend going with graphikconcepts.com as I dont have a quality file I would like to use for you guys right now. As far as sogt I don't know of anyone with one or a file for the decals except for guage and I don't know his status. If he's back in good standings he is a choice as well.
John
lost my computer and phone recently sorry guys. As for syclone I'd recomend going with graphikconcepts.com as I dont have a quality file I would like to use for you guys right now. As far as sogt I don't know of anyone with one or a file for the decals except for guage and I don't know his status. If he's back in good standings he is a choice as well.
John
jimhrabe
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Re: decals
I found the vector art for my masks for all my logos on my syclone at www.brandsoftheworld.com
I found the vector art for my masks for all my logos on my syclone at www.brandsoftheworld.com
Re: decals
EPOXY! aha! noww I can do my reflective gold Glovebox emblem =) Thanks :tup:
btw it looks like a pain in the ass so no I wont be doing them for anyone else... I'll leave that to impala
BTW Nice PAS and SyTyNet Logos good work
EPOXY! aha! noww I can do my reflective gold Glovebox emblem =) Thanks :tup:
btw it looks like a pain in the ass so no I wont be doing them for anyone else... I'll leave that to impala
BTW Nice PAS and SyTyNet Logos good work
midnightbluS10
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Re: decals
He was gone for almost two years.
He was gone for almost two years.
64impala
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92TyLA
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Re: decals
Dude!!!:tup::tup:
not to be picky but......Can you make the "SoCal" in the SyTy font?
I guess you mean something like this?
Dude!!!:tup::tup:
not to be picky but......Can you make the "SoCal" in the SyTy font?
Mephisto
These trucks are cursed
Re: decals
There was a guy that did these for us like 8 or 9 years ago... can't remember his name or where he was located... but this might give the guy making the stickers an idea of what to go for??? All he really had to do was make up an "A"... all the other letters are already in the Syclone logo itself.
There was a guy that did these for us like 8 or 9 years ago... can't remember his name or where he was located... but this might give the guy making the stickers an idea of what to go for??? All he really had to do was make up an "A"... all the other letters are already in the Syclone logo itself.
92TyLA
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Re: decals
Scott Husner?
There was a guy that did these for us like 8 or 9 years ago... can't remember his name or where he was located... but this might give the guy making the stickers an idea of what to go for??? All he really had to do was make up an "A"... all the other letters are already in the Syclone logo itself.
Scott Husner?
Re: decals
Those look great, the work that needed to be done to the T is very intricate. The best way to get those replicated (im assuming thats what youre trying to do) is to take your current graphic (looks like its not applied to anything yet) and place it face down in a scanner. You want to open something like photoshop but if you have just regular old microsoft paint you can do it to. You'll want to go to file>import from scanner camera. You want something nice and big for your scan dpi. 1200dpi would be perfect. You're gonna get a HUGE image. If you send that image to 64impala or me it would be very easy to open that in photoshop and illustrator to vectorize and get it all ready to cut. :tup:
Now, before you do this, make sure the person who originally made these decals a decade ago is no longer producing or selling them as to not step on his toes and steal his artwork. If he's no longer making/producing them id assume it wouldnt be too much of a problem to produce those graphics. I think they'd personally look better with a black outline and red lettering (oem style look)
Those look great, the work that needed to be done to the T is very intricate. The best way to get those replicated (im assuming thats what youre trying to do) is to take your current graphic (looks like its not applied to anything yet) and place it face down in a scanner. You want to open something like photoshop but if you have just regular old microsoft paint you can do it to. You'll want to go to file>import from scanner camera. You want something nice and big for your scan dpi. 1200dpi would be perfect. You're gonna get a HUGE image. If you send that image to 64impala or me it would be very easy to open that in photoshop and illustrator to vectorize and get it all ready to cut. :tup:
Now, before you do this, make sure the person who originally made these decals a decade ago is no longer producing or selling them as to not step on his toes and steal his artwork. If he's no longer making/producing them id assume it wouldnt be too much of a problem to produce those graphics. I think they'd personally look better with a black outline and red lettering (oem style look)
Mephisto
These trucks are cursed
Re: decals
Nah Scott didn't make them, I think the guy might have been in AZ??? I looked through my old PMs and didn't see anything... oh well.
This sticker is on my beer fridge in my garage... no chance of getting it off or on a scanner haha.
Nah Scott didn't make them, I think the guy might have been in AZ??? I looked through my old PMs and didn't see anything... oh well.
This sticker is on my beer fridge in my garage... no chance of getting it off or on a scanner haha.
Re: decals
yea the only way to do that would be the highest quality camera you can get your hands on (dslr for example) and a tripod. I could give it a shot from there
yea the only way to do that would be the highest quality camera you can get your hands on (dslr for example) and a tripod. I could give it a shot from there