I would like 3 in Silver, Thanks
I would like 3 in Silver, Thanks
Sheila Paul
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Race Official - MotoAmerica
How do I order CSC decals?
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"Beauty before anger" ~ Cat118!
^+1Originally Posted by Rampart
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I've had a hard time getting the sticker off of both sides of the plastic/paper. Anybody else having this problem? Anything I can do about it?
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I haven't had any issues. . .
"Beauty before anger" ~ Cat118!
I had a little trouble with the first one I did, but figured out that the trick is just to go really slow. I messed one of them up, but the others worked great.
CSC is on the race trailer!
Thanks Ree!
Scott
Yeah cristen mentioned you need to take your time you can't just rip the backing off!glad you're out pimpin the CSC!!!
"Beauty before anger" ~ Cat118!
It helps to heat up the front side of the decals first in front of a lightbulb/other and then use a credit card on the front paper - scrape over it. That helps them stick to the front part when you peel the backing away. Then you can use soap/water w/ a credit card to apply the decal.
Stickers would be cool, but I want to get a hoodie with the logo on it. Have you guys thought about using http://www.cafepress.com to provide "logo" clothing? I am not sure if you need to send them a vector graphic or if a really high res jpg would do, but it seems as simple as our logo is (color wise) it shouldn't be too tough to make.. there could be T-shirts, hoodies, cups, mouse pads, heck even onesies (For your offspring)
~tommy
Last edited by TommyTheKid; Wed Oct 18th, 2006 at 10:34 PM.
~~TommyTheKid~~
BLUE 2005 Suzuki DL-650 V-Strom - my first bike - 2006-08-21
YELLOW 2006 Ford Ranger FX4 Level II - for snowboarding season - 2006-03-18
... so, yea, I have some debt
I looked into Cafepress, even set up an account, but at the time, they didn't have anything on black clothing (I think that's changed, but not sure to what extent).
We have dealt with a local company in getting shirts done and the quality has been outstanding (IMHO). Wahooman has been coordinating these orders in the past, placing a few orders each year. Perhaps it's time for another order...
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I've been waiting for a post up for new orders, like, nearly a year...
Put the pressure on him, Bob!
Trying to iron on one of my stickers to a blank hoodie has really not worked well....<me <<slap>> me>
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I sent Curtis a PM.Put the pressure on him, Bob!
- 2002 Yamaha R1 (92K+ miles... bought new) ---------------------------------------->
- 2015 Yamaha Bolt C-Spec (Cafe Racer)
- 2004 Yamaha R6 (racebike)
- 2006 Yamaha R1 (racebike)R.I.P. 502 ~ Everything works out in the end. If it hasn't worked out, it isn't the end.
Personal suggestion, don't go with cafepress. Their quality is just not that good. The printing tends to have color variations and the quality of their goods are less than desired.
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I've heard that as well, thanks.
- 2002 Yamaha R1 (92K+ miles... bought new) ---------------------------------------->
- 2015 Yamaha Bolt C-Spec (Cafe Racer)
- 2004 Yamaha R6 (racebike)
- 2006 Yamaha R1 (racebike)R.I.P. 502 ~ Everything works out in the end. If it hasn't worked out, it isn't the end.
Ah, I hadn't heard that, I just noticed that they made things pretty easy. I doubt we'd have color problems with a solid color logo, but who knows. I was only trying to suggest an easier option. Maybe there is a competitor to CafePress that does better quality?
~tommy
~~TommyTheKid~~
BLUE 2005 Suzuki DL-650 V-Strom - my first bike - 2006-08-21
YELLOW 2006 Ford Ranger FX4 Level II - for snowboarding season - 2006-03-18
... so, yea, I have some debt
Ok,
I got to give you guys props on the CSC logo. It is way kewl and now I am lusting for a hoodie aswell. So let me know if you guys figure out a way to get some hoodies printed up for this winter season.
mike
Zazzle has much better quality compared to Cafepress...
Jon
It would be nice to get hoodies that are actually embroidered since it will hold up much better than printed. The stuff that I have had done at places like Embroidery By Design may be a little more spendy then printed but well worth it. A black or dark colored hoodie w/ white embroidery would be my choice.
We have the logo digitized for embroidery, but only in a small size for hats (and shirt fronts, I suppose) it would probably cost about $500 to have it digitized for the large size on the back.
The silk screening we've been using lately is very good quality, IMHO - when it's white ink, they do it twice, to ensure it doesn't fade or bleed.
- 2002 Yamaha R1 (92K+ miles... bought new) ---------------------------------------->
- 2015 Yamaha Bolt C-Spec (Cafe Racer)
- 2004 Yamaha R6 (racebike)
- 2006 Yamaha R1 (racebike)R.I.P. 502 ~ Everything works out in the end. If it hasn't worked out, it isn't the end.
Why the heck is that? Don't you have an EPS or PSD version of the logo?it would probably cost about $500 to have it digitized for the large size on the back.
Jon
ditto - once it is digitized by them it should be infinitely scalable vector format - if not they are pulling your leg.
I don't know this for a fact, but when we had the 4 Horsemen Racing logo digitized, it was pretty expensive (over $400 IIRC) because it was so big (12 inches wide, and over 5000 stitch count). Though it may be scalable, somebody still has to do that, and they charge money for it, even if it is just pulling up a file in some embroidery-related software, punching in a few numbers to resize it, and save the results. Without knowing the software, I figured it was easy enough to go smaller, but potentially more difficult to go bigger.
- 2002 Yamaha R1 (92K+ miles... bought new) ---------------------------------------->
- 2015 Yamaha Bolt C-Spec (Cafe Racer)
- 2004 Yamaha R6 (racebike)
- 2006 Yamaha R1 (racebike)R.I.P. 502 ~ Everything works out in the end. If it hasn't worked out, it isn't the end.
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