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Van graphics & Free Standing Sign
Posted by Roy Roffey on 29 May 2006 at 22:29Shane Drew replied 19 years, 5 months ago 8 Members · 16 Replies -
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Roy, has anyone noticed the recEption mistake yet? OOps
Peter
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Nice work Roffs I’m not keen on the red out line on the Marine van I think it would have been more effective with out it, jmho
Lynn
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yeah – funny thing was you know that feeling when you just finished a job and you know somethings not right, after checking i had the clips tightened and everything else – then the penny dropped !!! 😳 😳
i had a hour tho drive to the workshop, cut new vinyl and re-apply before the client drove past 😳 😳
lesson learnt guys – always check your work before you send it out
enjoy anyway
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I’m with Lynn on that red outline, but ya gotta love that Alf Becker-style Voodoo script.
I would have never noticed the typo tho.
Looks like you’ve been a busy bee!
It was nice to meet you at SignUK too.
Love….Jill -
some nice work there roy, you’ve certainly been busy mate. 😉
how are you finding the printer?oh, and i am saying nothing about the spelling 😉 :lol1:
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thanks guys,
i agree with the red outline comment but i had the clients business card to copy and he insisted 🙄
great to meet you too Jill only if it was for a short while, next year i will plan it a little better 😕
rob I LOVE MY PRINTER !!! although I’m waiting for a engineer to come and fix it 😕 😕
but still the things going like the clappers
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Roy – you should’ve told your client that "recption" was the commonly accepted abrieviated version of "reception" (made popular by the use of text messaging). Explain that Scientists have proven that no-one actually reads the sign anyway and the message is fully conveyed in its abrieviated format. This has also allowed you to make the lettering bigger given that the length of the panel effectively dictates the height of lettering you can use for a word with a fixed number of letters (let us say "X") , whereas "X-1" is a shorter word and makes for a letter height equal to (x)/(x-1).
That usually foxes them 😕
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o.k. Phil you can’t spell either but I understood your explination 😮
Lynn
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quote Lynn:o.k. Phil you can’t spell either but I understood your explination 😮
Lynni never 😕
nik
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There’s an old saying – If you can’t baffle them with science – baffle them with bullshit 😳
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you just hit the nail on the head Phil,
in this game bull s**t counts
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Nice work Roy. I’ve caught with spelling errors more than onece too 😳
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