Boat graphics
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Boat Graphics
Hi Rick252,
I co-own Raceline Digital. Thought I'd check out this site. Heard great things about it.
I'd be happy to help you out with some graphics! Check out our website and let me know what you are looking for.
Annette
I co-own Raceline Digital. Thought I'd check out this site. Heard great things about it.
I'd be happy to help you out with some graphics! Check out our website and let me know what you are looking for.
Annette
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Annette , I have added your Link to my site. Because this has been such an inquiring topic, I built a page for Paint & Graphics LINKs. It is located under my "Parts and Accessories" page @ www.SHARKEYMARINE.com
If anyone has other Graphics sites that I can use, please post them. Thanks!
If anyone has other Graphics sites that I can use, please post them. Thanks!
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I've seen you web site and love the work. I'm really leaning to going the vinyl route so it can be changed whenever I get tired of it.
Annette: I just sent a picture with e-mail, you have my palms all sweaty now waiting to see the results
Annette: I just sent a picture with e-mail, you have my palms all sweaty now waiting to see the results
Last edited by Rick252; 08-06-2002 at 07:22 AM.
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Originally posted by hughandlinda
In my boat I want solid midnight blue from the rub rail to the chine,(like playboy cig) should this be done with paint or in the mold, what are the advantages/disadvantages of in gel solid graphics vs paint? new boat,
Thanks for inputs
In my boat I want solid midnight blue from the rub rail to the chine,(like playboy cig) should this be done with paint or in the mold, what are the advantages/disadvantages of in gel solid graphics vs paint? new boat,
Thanks for inputs
The disadvantage is that it is guaranteed to fade in several years, and then you're going to have the problem that started this thread and the "Boat Graphics" thread. You cannot get it to polish up for very long and it will not get the luster you had from the beginning, so you will eventually need to repaint.
Either way, the possibility of a repaint after several years, whether due to gel fade or paint damage, is probably inevitable.
The biggest advantage that I would say to painting from the beginning (and not just because I'm a painter) is that you have a much greater range of color and/or graphics possibilities, and you are limited only by your artist's capabilities (or lack thereof).
Mitcher T