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Looks like the under armor logoInnovation is the Spirit of America- change the x
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Looks like the under armor logoInnovation is the Spirit of America- change the x
Yes, the X is terrible, modify the K into an X so it's readable.Innovation is the Spirit of America- change the x
Another vote for Mr. Ed!!!!
That does it!
I'm going with Mr Ed
Actually it comes from trees and is natural. It holds and binds many snacks, sauces, it is also used to keep your favorite dressings from separating.Xanthan gum is a food additive.
Yes, I created this template. This test cut is scaled down for proof of concept. I haven’t created a full size template yet. Probably this weekend.Did you create the hood size Base template? I have Illustrator and a 24" Roland cutter mind sharing the base only template?
Have you experimented with adding an additional transparent layer on top (the size of the matte black base layer)? I did a somewhat detailed gloss black topo design on a matte black hood bump decal and was wondering if adding a transparent layer could act as a ‘sealant’ so that you don’t have to be as cautious with cleaning the ‘design’ layer. Mine has held up well over the past 3-4 months, but I cringe every time I go to clean it.Prior to picking up our Bronco, I purchased a semi-professional vinyl cutter as I wanted to have some fun with decals and graphics on it.
My wife and I finally decided upon a vision, I designed it, and then test cut a small scale version this afternoon. I am beyond excited with how it turned out.
Based initially on the Wildtrak matte black and gloss black hood decal, it’s matte black with our gloss black ‘XANTHUS’ logo, and then a topographic element with a steampunk inspired skull in the middle of it.
Can’t wait to get the full size one cut out and installed. Here are some pictures of the small scale test and design.
EDIT: Full size graphic has been installed now, with a couple of tweaks mentioned further down in this thread.
I'm absolutely there with you! The 'XANTHUS' is fine, I can clean over that no problem at all. But the top design is having issues with a cloth dragging on it. I've considered peeling off the gold, and recutting it, without any points on it at all, making all the edges rounded. That way there's nothing to snag on.Have you experimented with adding an additional transparent layer on top (the size of the matte black base layer)? I did a somewhat detailed gloss black topo design on a matte black hood bump decal and was wondering if adding a transparent layer could act as a ‘sealant’ so that you don’t have to be as cautious with cleaning the ‘design’ layer. Mine has held up well over the past 3-4 months, but I cringe every time I go to clean it.
BadassPrior to picking up our Bronco, I purchased a semi-professional vinyl cutter as I wanted to have some fun with decals and graphics on it.
My wife and I finally decided upon a vision, I designed it, and then test cut a small scale version this afternoon. I am beyond excited with how it turned out.
Based initially on the Wildtrak matte black and gloss black hood decal, it’s matte black with our gloss black ‘XANTHUS’ logo, and then a topographic element with a steampunk inspired skull in the middle of it.
Can’t wait to get the full size one cut out and installed. Here are some pictures of the small scale test and design.
EDIT: Full size graphic has been installed now, with a couple of tweaks mentioned further down in this thread.