Letters are ¾-in. laser-cut acrylic on 1-in. acrylic over a welded metal frame. It’s finished with Behr Ultra paint.
Contour-cut digital print on Avery 1005 supercast Easy apply RS with 1360 gloss laminate
Printed graphics for a popup display
Plasma-cut steel letters with stud mount backs
Hand-lettered and airbrushed wall sign done with 1 shot enamel paint
Plasma-cut steel panel, finished with patinas from Steel F/X
Letters are 2-in. CNC-cut SignFoam HDU; secondary copy is laser-cut acrylic on a ¾-in. overlaid plywood panel. It’s all finished with Matthews acrylic polyurethane paints.
“The shirts are a six-color Plastisol print, done on our six-color press and Workhorse dryers.”
“The caps were embroidered on our Tajima 4-head TFMX machine,” says Bob.
Letters are CNC-cut from 2-in. HDU sprayed with black Hammerite paint and mounted on overlaid plywood framed with clear fir and finished with Matthews acrylic polyurethane paint. The backgrounds were printed on Avery media. “The customer gave me a photo of a vintage tickertape machine,” says Bob.
“We made the one on the Tasting Room sign from scratch using laser-cut acrylic and HDU board.”
Lately, Bob and the staff have been calling the shop, which sits on two acres along with Bob and Lamiel’s home, “The Compound” so they decided it needed its own logo.
