Motoryacht stripes and logo?

[Nelie59]

Mike,
What do I need to get you the stripes and logo for the motoryacht graphics. After 13+ years Gifted II's stripes are starting to look worn.

Do you want pictures? w/measurements?

I think the previous owner had some "tape stripes" in the supplies that I could send to you if you needed a match for PMT.

Thanks

[boating777]

If you can do this I would like a pair also, mine need to be replaced, I am looking for the stripes in Navy Blue.

777

If you guys will pay for the vinyl and application tape, I'll cut them for you.

My 2355 had stripes that were actually three colors. They were Metalic Royal Blue (A7749-M), Teal (A6620-0) and Gold (A6247-0).

The Metalic blue is $66.86 a roll. The other two are $27.90 each. These are 30' rolls. If you want full length stripes, with no seams... the next size roll of Royal Blue is $224.60 and the other two are $55.29 each.

Decide how you wanna pay for the materials and I can cut it and mount it anyway you want. :)

Using 30 foot rolls = $122.66

Using 150 foot rolls = $335.18

Your colors may vary, but they can be matched perfectly. There are over 2000 color from Avery alone.

[Nelie59]

Do you need a picture of the Motoryacht to get the font correct?

http://home.comcast.net/~gary.nelson/images/Dcp00456_comprail_end.jpg

Neah... I'd likely just run down to Dagmar's and snap a close up and rasterize that and lay it up. Since it's only a few letters, I wouldn't even use fonts.

Look at Spud's "Fish Tale" logo.

[3788sam]

Check this place out-they carry a lot of Bayliner stripe kits

http://www.greatlakesskipper.com/index.cfm

Boat part- Pin Striping - Waterline Tape

hope it helps

That's much cheaper (and easier) than I could cut them for you too.

If you can't find the Motoryacht lettering, lemme know.

[3788sam]

SS- looks like this cutter you got is turning into another one of your cottage industries. Have you look outside of IBNW yet?

I've done a few things for $$$. But, mostly just for my planes so far. I do plan to corner the Allstate Office market though... there's big duckets in that. :)