just a suggestion.. Norcal g35driver decals?! (only for us norcal people of course)
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09-07-2012, 11:20 PM
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Let me try and make another with thicker letters and see how that comes out.
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The fonts I use however try not to draw attention to the font itself. So I avoid fancy fonts 99% of the time.
There's already NCG above. so having G35 below will prevent people from thinking NCG = Norcal Gangster or some other stupid bullchit that pops up in peoples heads.
If I can't come up with a cleaner design, I'll be making the 2nd one. You can text me if you want one. But I ain't drivin down to SJ.
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09-10-2012, 11:24 AM
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That isn’t thin at all. The line that divides the 2 words is a little thin, and if the whole decal was that thin, then it would eventually be a problem.
What it comes down to is how you wash your car. If you use pressure washer like force or hard scrub when soaping (Carwash place/ drive through), it will have a tendency to lift the decal due to small amount of adhesive stuck to the window.
The problem with fading from white to black is that you will need to get them printed. Printed decals are not cheap unless you plan to do a big run. Your option for printed is an ugly bumper sticker like decal or a printed and cut decal.
If you go for the printed and cut decal, you are looking at hella $$ to get it done. Not worth the trouble since there won’t be enough people to sell the decals to.
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That isn’t thin at all. The line that divides the 2 words is a little thin, and if the whole decal was that thin, then it would eventually be a problem.
What it comes down to is how you wash your car. If you use pressure washer like force or hard scrub when soaping (Carwash place/ drive through), it will have a tendency to lift the decal due to small amount of adhesive stuck to the window.
The problem with fading from white to black is that you will need to get them printed. Printed decals are not cheap unless you plan to do a big run. Your option for printed is an ugly bumper sticker like decal or a printed and cut decal.
If you go for the printed and cut decal, you are looking at hella $$ to get it done. Not worth the trouble since there won’t be enough people to sell the decals to.
What it comes down to is how you wash your car. If you use pressure washer like force or hard scrub when soaping (Carwash place/ drive through), it will have a tendency to lift the decal due to small amount of adhesive stuck to the window.
The problem with fading from white to black is that you will need to get them printed. Printed decals are not cheap unless you plan to do a big run. Your option for printed is an ugly bumper sticker like decal or a printed and cut decal.
If you go for the printed and cut decal, you are looking at hella $$ to get it done. Not worth the trouble since there won’t be enough people to sell the decals to.
If you go through a automated car wash, you're retarded.
If you wash by hand and fail to go softly where the sticker clearly is, you're also retarded.
I don't see a problem with spending an extra 10 seconds to make sure you don't put 50lbs of force on the windshield where the sticker is when you clean your car.
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I'll most likely do the 2nd design. The script font is too fancy. Fade to black is also just a color. It can be filled in 10 seconds with any other color. Not a problem.
