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Location: south east Michigan | Here is something that I wish would be part of Ovation's re-issue promotion.
This shirt is tattered at the coller and sleeves and there is a tear developing above the second "o" in Ovation.
Come on guys...fess up. Don't we all have that one article of clothing that we just can't part with?
I thought if I used it as a work shirt for a while I could part with it. Nope. Now it has a gob of silicone window caulk on the front to go along with the tatters.
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | I have a dark blue one that look very similar. I save it for special times like Christmas, Easter, factory tours, and Kaki concerts. I wish the wearable guys would realize that not everyone likes black. |
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Location: NJ | I got some ideas... scan me those logos in .tif files at 300 dpi |
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Location: south east Michigan | Ohh yeaah |
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Location: NJ | Al;
I've got a very clean .eps vector file of the Ovation logo.
If y'want it, lemme know & I'll e-mail it to you . . |
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Location: NJ | cliff
probably better to burn it to a disk an mail it to me |
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | Anybody have any luck with the Inkjet iron-on stuff? |
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Location: NJ | Yeah . . . . all bad.
That stuff is good for your daughter's 6-year-old birthday party, but the quality is marginal and longevity is nonexistant.
Silkscreen is the way to go on colors, dye-sub for photos (and such) on white . .
Al, the logo's in your e-mail.
An .eps vector uses "paths" instead of pixels, so it keeps the file size down. It also allows the file to be blown-up to ANY size without the edges getting "ragged". (It's all just a matter of using it in the proper application.) |
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Old Ovation t-shirt
