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hand painted signage: monro village appartments
Posted by Jill Marie Welsh on October 10, 2005 at 8:04 pmThis is one I finished the other day.
Customer was replacing a badly peeling vinyl sign, wanted a new look.
These were the options I gave her.
The second pic is the file modified after her comments.David-Foster- replied 18 years, 8 months ago 8 Members · 13 Replies -
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I think the first “classic” sign looks good the the first “corporate”.
but everyone has there own preferences..
final sign look pretty tidy tho’
good work :thumbup2:
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Nice work Jill!!
Yeah the original concept was the first classic style sign. Jill tells me she did a 180 on her and then had to do up some more renderings. Darn Picky Customers!!!! I still like the more corporate clean look.It did turn out nice and clean!
Stevo
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Nice work Jill as always …. looks good!!
I really like the first classic design too 😀
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Nice work Jill!
(like that first classic too by the way – great design you had there save it for another time)
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Nice one Jilly. Very tidy. Looks like you have about as much space as me!
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😳 😛
why thank you ladies
(it’s only about 8 years ago though 😉 )Jill I have to ask some details if you don’t mind
is that all 1shot?
do you cut a mask, like gerber mask, or do you plot/graph that out
(pounce?)
and what do you prime withI willlllllll learn to do this one day
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Hi Leigh, can I add you look fab as well! 😀
Oh and so does the sign Jill, oh and you do to! This can be the Jill and Leigh appreciation society thread :lol1:
Yes you can’t beat a good hand painted sign for the right location and job. We have seen a few more on here recently, nice to see.
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Leigh, I got this substrate thru Pioneer Supply.
It’s called Sign White, factory finished ¾” plywood, good both sides.
It’s worth it to me to pay about $75/sheet for good thick 2-sided.
But when I do use plywood, I buy A/C (good one side)
sand it with an orbital sander, prime it with Latex exterior primer,
sand again, then finish with one coat (usually) of 1-Shot lettering enamel.
I fill in the edges with exterior wood putty and sand them too.
Then I either draw on the layout (like in the old days BC)
or make a pounce pattern on my plotter,
or sometimes I project.
This particular sign was painted mostly with Ronan Lettering Enamel.
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Do you ever use stencil mask vinyl Jill, instead of pounce pattern?
Cheers
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