need pics fo yoru boat name on transom
 

I need to put my boat name on my transom ( documented boat)

i am trying to find the right font/graphic
something like "no frear" or a toned down "Monster Energy"
font

please post your transom ( above platform) boat names

thanks

Ramb

How can you view the pix, your not a paid member?

I can view pics

Ramb

:cool-smiley-027:

Twisted

Any boating report planed for today Clay? :evilb:

:d

ooooh, I like that one! :evilb:

Rambunctious, what are you naming your boat? Or is it your screen name?

"Super Spicy"

There was not enough room on my transom so i put it here. i just used the same font that Donzi did.
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...uly07001-1.jpg

here is my rear end:D

documented on a 6 foot beam :eek:

Here you go.:D

The name is "Rage Italic" with outlines and a shadow. Hailing port is "Eurostile Bold".

You don't have to put the name on the transom only the hailing port. The name can be on the side.

:d

Craig says your only Kinda Spicy :evilb:

I knew U had a wide beam Donna but I did not realize it was that BIG!!! Yikes:evilb:

Hey Muttface, U get uglier by the day!!:party-smiley-004:

I should have named it "Gas Pain" . :(

heres mine ......thought Id see a few more OSO stickers

Our Fountain

whats in a name
 

Not mine but just thought the name was funny.

The font looks like rocks breaking under the weight of the letters.

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3...2one/white.jpg

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That's a good one!

I got a few- they aren't exactly mine, well sorta. :cool-smiley-011:

Here you go

awesome

keep them coming

jayboat. I may give you a call for some quotes
I have a buddy with single color vinyl cutting, but if your printed coloring holds up to the enviornment, one can do so much more that two color overlayed vinyl.
as seen on some fo these and your samples

thanks

Ramb

I'll be happy to help ya, bro. :cool-smiley-011:

Ink formulations have improved considerably over the last few years, plus, we laminate everything. It not only protects against UV fade, but also the wear and tear rubbing effect that years of repeated washing can have on the print.

And with boats... manufacturers base their estimates of ink and vinyl life on sign parameters, that is- the life expectancy is figured to be exposed to the sun for x hours every day. Most performance boats are not in the sun all day every day, and many are stored under a cover or inside. With that in mind, as well as the length of the boating season in your part of the world :cool-smiley-026:, you could expect a print to easily last for 10 or 12 years.

Here are a couple of shots of the van I did a couple weeks ago for my shop.