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66
51.56%
orange n black
32
25.00%
blue subaru
5
3.91%
chav
16
12.50%
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9
7.03%
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04 December 2008 | 10:40 PM
#14
cmon guys if you are going to do this properly, then you need to sort out the designs which are suitable, not just the ones that were included in the SN redesign thread verbatim.
Also you need to acquire the designers permission first
I suggest you get some one to design some half decent contenders first, then put it to the public vote.
Not wanting to pour cold water on the idea, I just think it is a bit half cocked
05 December 2008 | 08:39 AM
#21
The one with the smilies seems to be the most popular, BUT....
For making the decals, if you wanted a clear background with the design on it, its only really going to be suitable for screen printing because of the white, which would mean a very large order as they wouldnt be suitable for making in small runs.
Most solvent vinyl printers ( including the one I use for work ) are designed to print onto white vinyl, so any white in the design is made by the background. They can print onto clear, but this only really works with black or darker colours, so not really much use for window decals.
I would suggest settling on a design that can be printed onto a white background and look OK, then that can be cost effectively printed in small runs, have user names added etc... easily and could be made as either a static cling decal for inside windows, or self adhesive for outside.
For making the decals, if you wanted a clear background with the design on it, its only really going to be suitable for screen printing because of the white, which would mean a very large order as they wouldnt be suitable for making in small runs.
Most solvent vinyl printers ( including the one I use for work ) are designed to print onto white vinyl, so any white in the design is made by the background. They can print onto clear, but this only really works with black or darker colours, so not really much use for window decals.
I would suggest settling on a design that can be printed onto a white background and look OK, then that can be cost effectively printed in small runs, have user names added etc... easily and could be made as either a static cling decal for inside windows, or self adhesive for outside.
05 December 2008 | 11:01 AM
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You diss'd the last sticker post because we had no design and no one to undertake the work and now your diss'in this one because your chosen design is not included in the poll
Why dont you do something constructive instead of just sitting there with your finger up your *** pulling everything apart. Screw the stickers, go with out 
Why dont you do something constructive instead of just sitting there with your finger up your *** pulling everything apart. Screw the stickers, go with out
05 December 2008 | 11:14 AM
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I'd suggest you go back and read Swiss's other post properly. He's taken the time to give some sensible, experienced advice on arranging a successful group buy. Without proper organisation its a total waste of time.
His design is also the same as the first one but using the more up-to-date SN logo.
His design is also the same as the first one but using the more up-to-date SN logo.
05 December 2008 | 11:21 AM
#27
Here is my little effort. It will need permission from the original designer. as Ive used part of his sticker for my test sticker.
I got my idea from Andy's sticker, the original sticker is below.
I got my idea from Andy's sticker, the original sticker is below.
Last edited by slipstream_uk; 05 December 2008 at 01:03 PM.
05 December 2008 | 11:39 AM
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I'd suggest you go back and read Swiss's other post properly. He's taken the time to give some sensible, experienced advice on arranging a successful group buy. Without proper organisation its a total waste of time.
His design is also the same as the first one but using the more up-to-date SN logo.
His design is also the same as the first one but using the more up-to-date SN logo.
