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I heard news report today saying these coins were not from the 1900s robbery. They traced them back to Georgia mint. Who knows.

You are trying to replicate this look with a printer? When you see this on race cars its cut vinyl.

Maybe number bottles. What if caps get mixed up?

Awesome! Thanks for sharing. I actually recognized a couple cars there that I have seen in television car archive films. Pretty cool! Your son looks like a pro showing and telling about the car.

on the color selection toolbar, there is a button with several colored squares. click on that and it will bring up a menu list.. select from list by double clicking it.

Just by using Flexi and comparing on screen colors to RGB and 651 colors, looks like red and yellow. Yellow is real close. Red is tad off, your RGB has hint of blue to it. But fairly close. Maybe someone else has input as well.

3M Adhesive Remover. Test surface before you get ambitious with it.

Google search images for "helping hands". There are tons of different logos. Have a look, get some ideas. Should get your juices flowing.

There ya go. All ya need!

You are welcome. You can find these at times cheap and sometimes large ones. They work great.

craigslist - "x-ray reader"

You can afford a shur-lock home watch

This guy, IMO, has a great vinyl applying technique. Check out his vids. Should help you some. http://www.youtube.com/user/darkestofdans/videos

I think I would die in that weather!

Bottom line, what the customer wants. My suggestions were to make the sign/decal more effective. To me, if you changed Farrier Service to Iron Works it would a be a blacksmith logo. Also, name and phone numbers are the most important part of any signage and should be large and not obstructed by other info.