You might consider the use of reflective material for the lettering of
your boats name - it is heaver and lasts quite well - the additional cost
is quite small (the material is made by 3 M )
I picking out a style ( font ) for the lettering - print out a sample
of several that you like - say at 1/2 inch size - and standing accross
the room from them - see which one you can read the best ... you may find
that many are simply unreadable - though they look good ' close up ' !
The lettering on Mrs. Hudson was made at a commercial sign shop - at
much more reasonable cost than any estimate provided by " marine "
sources --- ain't it always the way !!
All the Best
Ken
Mrs. Hudson
You might consider the use of reflective material for the lettering of
your boats name - it is heaver and lasts quite well - the additional cost
is quite small (the material is made by 3 M )
I picking out a style ( font ) for the lettering - print out a sample
of several that you like - say at 1/2 inch size - and standing accross
the room from them - see which one you can read the best ... you may find
that many are simply unreadable - though they look good ' close up ' !
The lettering on Mrs. Hudson was made at a commercial sign shop - at
much more reasonable cost than any estimate provided by " marine "
sources --- ain't it always the way !!
All the Best
Ken
Mrs. Hudson
