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Anyone here in the die-cut sticker business??
I know there are all kinds of business owners here, so I thought I'd toss it out there.
All I want is a white die-cut of the Formula 'Thunderbird' logo. Just the bird, not the word Formula. I went to my local sign guy and they want $65!!!:eek: A place I used to go to have my reg numbers made in die-cut is no longer around. Anyone? Thanks. |
PM me your email address
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Do you already have the bird logo in a vector file or would someone need to create the logo? To be honest if the logo needs to be created then $65 is not that bad of a price!
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Originally Posted by 502ss
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Do you already have the bird logo in a vector file or would someone need to create the logo? To be honest if the logo needs to be created then $65 is not that bad of a price!
I guess I didn't know what was/is involved, just thought that seemed like a lot of scratch. More that I would want to spend for a sticker. Like I said, I used to have a guy who would do up beautiful reg. numbers on die-cut sheets very inexpensively.......maybe that's why he's no longer around. :lolhit: |
I have the logo and can cut it for you in any size or color you want. email me a [email protected]
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Originally Posted by BowenCT
(Post 3103944)
I don't know what a vector file is...? I can pull one from from the web and email it to them, or I could print one and let them scan it.
I guess I didn't know what was/is involved, just thought that seemed like a lot of scratch. More that I would want to spend for a sticker. Like I said, I used to have a guy who would do up beautiful reg. numbers on die-cut sheets very inexpensively.......maybe that's why he's no longer around. :lolhit: You don't 'scan' a logo. You 'vectorize' it. Can be a time consuming process depending on the quality of the image you are working from. Most shops charge $60-75/hr for the service. Cutting reg numbers is a totally different thing- you just type them in. *edit stickerboy to the rescue! |
There are two types of files: vector and bitmap. Bitmaps are photos, made up of pixels. No good for cutting. Vectors are basically outline paths that can be enlarged or reduced infintely. You don't 'scan' a logo. You 'vectorize' it. Can be a time consuming process depending on the quality of the image you are working from. Most shops charge $60-75/hr for the service. Cutting reg numbers is a totally different thing- you just type them in. *edit stickerboy to the rescue! [email protected] does awesome work! |
Originally Posted by wot
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Sounds confusing, whats "vectorize" is that the same thing as energize?
Like I said, it can be time consuming and time=money. |
You guys do great work! So a mitmap vector can be 3d too? :)
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehou...1f&prevstart=0 |
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