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Window Etch: Barber
Small job we did this afternoon. The client needed a sign due to building regulations but didn’t really want a sign to get more business etc.
We proposed the etch to break up the window a bit but still let the light through.
It’s hard taking pics of etch isn’t it.
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That really looks snazzy.
Very classy and simple.
Love…..Jill -
Clean, simple and very effective……..
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Looks great, clean & not over the top.
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Oh, I like that.
Might ‘borrow’ that idea 😉 (text cut out of an edge)…
Dave
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Cheers guys,
Feel free to use it.
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that looks really good
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looks tricky… was it applied dry?
if so, I would appreciate any tips..
thanks.
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like that it looks good 😎
Lynn
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i really like that jason, as has been said, simple yet very effective… top notch work mate… 😉
thanks for taking the time to post your work.
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Tidy work, nice.
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Nice Jason ………… the effect is contemporary. Nice and sharp!!!! 😉
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alan: The solid panel was done dry. Hinged down the centre and worked from the centre to the left then the centre to the right. Rob did the same in the etch demo video.
The two other pieces I did wet. I didn’t want to risk laying down the etch and having to snap it back off with all those smaller pieces of vinyl in the text where the A and R are. So I opted wet to get into position and lay it down.
Wet is easier if you want to float into position but you do need to let it dry a fair while before taking the application tape off.
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Very very nice…inspirational even!
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