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Posted by AlanD (Member # 1461) on :
 
My customer(a graphic design company) wants a 2x5' brushed Aluminum or steel sign with a simple logo(4 shapes)cut out of the top half and black text on the bottom. I could have this cut by someone like Gemini and then mask and paint the black lettering.

However, they also want a 1" border and 1 line of text to be stained or tinted so it shows as a darker shade of the brushed metal with the brushed pattern showing through. Any idea how to do this last part or who might do this wholesale?

[ July 23, 2002, 02:03 PM: Message edited by: AlanD ]
 
Posted by Dave Grundy (Member # 103) on :
 
Alan...Would Avery "True Shadow" vinyl work for the darkened part?
 
Posted by Jonathan Androsky (Member # 2806) on :
 
Sounds like you need something like a Kandy. Basically a very trasnsparent automotive "paint". (I know I'm oversimplifying it Joey, cut me a break here! [Wink] )

I've been thinking about fooling with some One Shot to get a "Kandy-ish" effect. Maybe some tinting clear with a drop or two of shading black and some hardener thrown in for good measure would do it [Confused] . I don't know. Anyone know if this would work or not????

[ July 23, 2002, 02:13 PM: Message edited by: Jonathan Androsky ]
 
Posted by captain ken (Member # 742) on :
 
I have done a few jobs, kandy over bare metal with excellent results House of Kolor makes a kandy concentrate you can add to any clear. my storefront sign is cut out diamond plate with kandy gold over it, looks yummy. email me if you need and help.
 


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