SELL: Hunting-Washington Decals

[Kain]

They would have to be pretty large.  Every one of those thin lines would be a nightmare to weed out.  Some would be so thin I would be worried about having enough adhesion to stick to anything.

[backwoods_boy]

yeah i figured.
is there a way we could do something a little more solid?

 

[Kain]

yeah i figured.
is there a way we could do something a little more solid?

 

Probably, you could try vectormagic.com and see how it turns out.  I have had good luck with it.  You get a couple free conversions before you have to buy it.  If that doesn't get you what you are looking for you would need a vector program like like Corel Draw and have to outline the whole thing.  You could also just have it silk screened into stickers.  Once you had a good vector copy you could have it embroidered onto the sweatshirts and hats.

[Kain]

Some of you guys should be getting your decals soon.  I was going to do a little how-to video on installing decals but there were already a bunch on youtube.com.  

Step one is to wash your surface.  Get it as clean as you can.  If you have any wax on it you can use some rubbing alcohol to clean any residue left after washing.

Step two is to position your decal where you want it and tape it down on the top.

When removing the backing paper do it slowly and make sure all your vinyl is staying on the transfer tape.  You dont want to put your decal on and realize that the dot on your "I" is still on the wax backing.  If you notice any lifting just lay it back down and rub it a little and try again.  

The vinyl I use is some of the best stuff made.  It will last for many, many years even in extreme weather.  You just have to be careful when installing, once the adhesive touches the surface it will stick instantly and you will not be able to move it.  So you want to make sure you have it positioned and level.  If you have a large decal or you are worried about it you can use a fine mist sprayer filled with water and a drop of liquid dish soap.  Lightly spray the surface with the water.  This will allow you some repositioning and to get out any air bubbles.  If you use the water you have to squeegee out all the water.  I would leave the transfer tape on for a couple of hours to make sure the decal sticks to the glass.

 When removing the transfer tape, do it slowly and peel it back on itself with a rocking back and forth motion.  If you cleaned your surface and got any water out from under the decal you wont have any problems.

[ducks55]

How about the state with some geese?

[Kain]

Gonna try to get geese and bobcat done tomorrow. 

[Kain]

Geese done.  Added to main page.

[Kain]

Bobcat added.

[Jamieb]

Kain. I'd like a "ELK". PM a address to send to money to.

[turkey buster]

hey kain I just received my decal today, it look's great,gonna put it on the truck in the morning
thanks again for doing this for H/W
Chuck

[washelkhntr]

Phool , Kain,

 Can you do an elk in the syle of phools #46 post ?

[Kain]

This is what I have for large elk decals.  They would have to be large stickers around 12" min.  They would also look a little different than these images because they would need a white border around the image or they would have to be a negative.  Could probably do them for around $25-$30 including shipping depending on what else you wanted to add to them.

[Jamieb]

 Thanks Kain
the decal was in the mailbox this morrning.

[rasbo]

Bobcat added.

what size and how much on the bobby,need to measure my glass

[Kain]

I have been doing them in 5x7 for $7 but I can do it bigger or smaller as needed.  I can substitute the arrow and/or bullet for no extra charge but adding your member name is $2 dollars more.