How to get vinyl label of my logo? - Page 2

MVKTR2 · 11-13-2008, 10:29 PM

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Originally Posted by ghart999

If is helps, this will be going on the side of a chest freezer converted to a kegerator. Hence it is the same material as a smooth surface fridge.

Phillip - send me that PM when you can. I'd like to know what to expect with price.

I totally misread what you were saying, thought you said you it was going "above" the kegerator not on it!

That being the case.... you can always just use vehicle graphics.... exactly what Bobby M was saying. It'll be cheaper by half at least. Sending you a PM now!

Schlante,
Phillip

ghart999 · 11-13-2008, 10:40 PM

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Originally Posted by MVKTR2

Also for Gregg or anyone interested in blowing up graphics. It's best if graphics are either built at full size for output, meaning if you know you're going to print something large, build it large. Large designs can always be shrunk with no ill effects, not so the other way around. The best solution on any "logo type" design is to create it in as Vector Art. I've got no idea what SVG is, but vector art is a reference to "Adobe Illustrator" type files.

Sorry if I'm wordy but the brewers on this site have been so UBER helpful to me I try to return the favor whenever I can!

Schlante,
Phillip

Thanks. SVG = scalable vector graphic, so it should be fully scalable at least to the size I am thinking.

If vehicle graphics is the best way to go, then great.