Re: Gremlin man "tint" stickers...an idea.

["grinding_gremlin" <grinding_gremlin@xxxx>]

Hey Jerry, I know they can cut stuff like that. However I'm not sure if they will cut stuff that comes 
in from customers, thay may have to use their own materials. depends on how small the 
business is. I found a guy up here that does specifically auto graphics. I asked him on a few 
occasions if he could replicate stickers (side stripes)off a pic of a gremlin and he said he could.
He quoted me about $250.00 to make and aplicate. I also spoke with a sign shop up here 
about doing stickers of different sorts and they said they could do it also. They only thing that 
you have to worry about is cost. If you have some Gremlin men made would you sell some?
I have been searching for the Gremlin man in the circle with the words American Motors corp 
wrapped around the inside of the circle. It appeared on some gremlins on the upper rear quarter 
panel. I would like to find some original appearing decals like this for my double mint Gremmie.
If you need help cleaning up the images or need them put into an Macintosh EPS image let me 
know. Some times it may cost extra if they have to convert the image to a format they can cut 
from. Providing they are MAC I can help. I'd be glad to do it for no cost. 

Kevin

--- In gremlintime@xxxx, Gremlingts@xxxx wrote:
> I an an avid dumpster-diver and recycler, and one of my latest scores 
> last month was about 6-8 large rolls of copper-colored commercial window 
> tinting that is adhesive on one side. You cut it to fit the glass, then peel 
> off the film and apply it. I hope to do my bronze Gremlin in accents with 
> this, and my black Toyota truck too. :)
> Anyway, I had an idea that I could maybe take this stuff to a graphics 
> place and have them cut out stickers to resemble the Gremlin emblem. I have 
> copies of him in many sizes, so getting a pattern for them to use won't be 
> difficult. I can probably even have them done as inside and outside stickers. 
> I've seen some of the graphic cutting machines, it can do large rolls of 
> stuff, and I believe that there's a place just a block away that does stuff 
> like that, so maybe I'll con the teenager into taking a sheet or so over 
> there, to see what they will charge to make some out of this stuff. I don't 
> think they can print on it, but maybe they can, won't know until I ask. :) 
> Just a cold winter's eve musing on some fun projects. 
> 
> Jerry 
> Woodbridge, VA
> 78 GT
> '74
> '72 w/sunroof