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fabricated signage: patricia forbes
Completed this today.
Flat cut silver 5mm from Accent with a gunmetal vinyl ‘outline’ (10mm larger) on a pale grey background.
Think it really lifts the appearance – and increases the retail value!!
Dave
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That’s a great idea that, gives it a permanent shadow which is realistic looking.
good job mate
Warren
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nice and tasteful!
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nice job done dave 😀
constr. crits. would have move the p and a out a bit and opened the rest of the kerning a bit….but thats just me 😉 is that in the ferry?
nik
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quote Nicola Rowlands:nice job done dave 😀constr. crits. would have move the p and a out a bit and opened the rest of the kerning a bit….but thats just me 😉 is that in the ferry?
nik
Was a direct copy of the customers ‘logo’ so kerning pretty tight as it was. Agree it could have been a few percent more on those letters – but needs must.
Yes – in in Brook Street in "The ‘ferry". 10 mins from me – so fine & handy!!Dave
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Looks good dave. Is that on a dibond base? How did you secure it to the fascia?
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quote Shane Drew:Looks good dave. Is that on a dibond base? How did you secure it to the fascia?
Was customers new painted plywood fascia so just standard ‘pop’ fixings & 1" screws.
Great sunny day too – so applying the shadow was easy, (I had pre-marked the holes on the vinyl at the workshop), then quick 20mins putting the rest of it up.
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looks great mate..
very nice indeedcheers
Ade -
I love it. Reminds me of being at the Vatican in Rome where they have painted the shadows on the roofs of the hallways.
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i’ve not been to the vatican, but the sign look good Dave ! nice work.
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first class work dave. .
I’ve got a load of flat cut letters to fit this week. . one of the more enjoyable fitting jobs. . . sitting up high on a sunny day popping on letters and watching the girls go by ! 😀
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nice work Dave looks clean and classy 😎
Lynn
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