Cuda
Hot Glue King.
Ok first off I apologize for not knowing how to properly set this up right. Pretty simple to follow.
I've been asked if I could show some of my sign making steps so here's just one of my methods.
For this project I'm using mdf board painted with waterborne paints. It's cheap, cuts, sands and routers extremely well but interior use only.
1. I design my sign with my LXi master sign software from signwarehouse.com
2. I vectorize all my points so my plotter can cut them.
3. Here's my 30" plotter from signwarehouse.
4. After my plotter cuts my stencil using yellow paintmask from Richard's Dist. I lay my transfer on top so I'll be able to transfer it to my sign.
5. I'm going to give this sign a little character so I'm going to use Behr Crackle medium, one light coat and let dry an hour before adding top coat. Just went to Home Depot to get some more Crackle and they discontinued it (FIGURES !) This is where I'm at right this minute. In another 30 minutes I'll add my black topcoat. I'll have more pictures soon until sign is complete.
I've been asked if I could show some of my sign making steps so here's just one of my methods.
For this project I'm using mdf board painted with waterborne paints. It's cheap, cuts, sands and routers extremely well but interior use only.
1. I design my sign with my LXi master sign software from signwarehouse.com
2. I vectorize all my points so my plotter can cut them.
3. Here's my 30" plotter from signwarehouse.
4. After my plotter cuts my stencil using yellow paintmask from Richard's Dist. I lay my transfer on top so I'll be able to transfer it to my sign.
5. I'm going to give this sign a little character so I'm going to use Behr Crackle medium, one light coat and let dry an hour before adding top coat. Just went to Home Depot to get some more Crackle and they discontinued it (FIGURES !) This is where I'm at right this minute. In another 30 minutes I'll add my black topcoat. I'll have more pictures soon until sign is complete.