'Mazda' and 'RX-7' Logos
02-15-03, 09:06 PM
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'Mazda' and 'RX-7' Logos
Greetings all and welcome to my first post!!
A few months ago I purchased an '87 RX7 and, whilst basically sound, needs some cosmetic tidying up.
I have the equipment to cut my own decals - I was wondering if anyone out there has a decent image of the 'Mazda' and 'RX-7' decals from the rear. They're faded almost to the point of invisibility on mine...
(Queensland sunshine has a habit of doing that.)
If you already have them in CorelDraw/Photoshop/Illustrator/Freehand (or whatever), that would be even better!!
Cheers!
A few months ago I purchased an '87 RX7 and, whilst basically sound, needs some cosmetic tidying up.
I have the equipment to cut my own decals - I was wondering if anyone out there has a decent image of the 'Mazda' and 'RX-7' decals from the rear. They're faded almost to the point of invisibility on mine...
(Queensland sunshine has a habit of doing that.)If you already have them in CorelDraw/Photoshop/Illustrator/Freehand (or whatever), that would be even better!!
Cheers!
02-15-03, 10:17 PM
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Here's a web site with a gazillion RX-7 related pictures. I'm sure you can find what you're looking for here.
http://www.fc3s.com/2gallery.mv
http://www.fc3s.com/2gallery.mv
02-16-03, 02:33 AM
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02-16-03, 02:48 AM
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Re: 'Mazda' and 'RX-7' Logos
Originally posted by RockyShark
Greetings all and welcome to my first post!!
A few months ago I purchased an '87 RX7 and, whilst basically sound, needs some cosmetic tidying up.
I have the equipment to cut my own decals - I was wondering if anyone out there has a decent image of the 'Mazda' and 'RX-7' decals from the rear. They're faded almost to the point of invisibility on mine... (Queensland sunshine has a habit of doing that.)
If you already have them in CorelDraw/Photoshop/Illustrator/Freehand (or whatever), that would be even better!!
Cheers!
Greetings all and welcome to my first post!!
A few months ago I purchased an '87 RX7 and, whilst basically sound, needs some cosmetic tidying up.
I have the equipment to cut my own decals - I was wondering if anyone out there has a decent image of the 'Mazda' and 'RX-7' decals from the rear. They're faded almost to the point of invisibility on mine...
(Queensland sunshine has a habit of doing that.)If you already have them in CorelDraw/Photoshop/Illustrator/Freehand (or whatever), that would be even better!!
Cheers!
P.S. be sure to drop into www.ausrotary.com too
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02-16-03, 05:06 PM
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Thanks Mazdamanda - their photos are a little fuzzy - but it's a starting point. I'd like some of the rear wings they've got... shipping them could be expensive, though!
Adsy01 - if you can get a square-on photo that would be really good. Is it considered 'bad taste' to put a Savanna sticker on a Series 4? Mine says 'Mazda' where yours says 'Savanna'
BTW - I'm checking out AusRotary.com now...
Cheers guys!!
Adsy01 - if you can get a square-on photo that would be really good. Is it considered 'bad taste' to put a Savanna sticker on a Series 4? Mine says 'Mazda' where yours says 'Savanna'
BTW - I'm checking out AusRotary.com now...
Cheers guys!!
02-16-03, 07:53 PM
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i do vinyl graphics myself and i have those logos somewhere. give me your e-mail address and i will send them in a vectorized format of your preference..........it might take me a half hour or so.......
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02-16-03, 08:03 PM
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Originally posted by swrx7
i do vinyl graphics myself and i have those logos somewhere. give me your e-mail address and i will send them in a vectorized format of your preference..........it might take me a half hour or so.......
i do vinyl graphics myself and i have those logos somewhere. give me your e-mail address and i will send them in a vectorized format of your preference..........it might take me a half hour or so.......
jason@almost-anything.com.au
I use CorelDraw 9, but I also have Freehand 10 and Illustrator 9 - so whatever format you can send them in is fine.
Thanks heaps!
02-16-03, 10:00 PM
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try www.corksport.com they have all of the second gen badges I believe.
02-16-03, 11:17 PM
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Welcome to the club man. I second checking out corksport (it's a nice place, never bought anything from them but it seems pretty well setup and I've never heard anything bad), also check out rx7.com for some badges.
02-18-03, 01:22 AM
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Originally posted by RockyShark
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Adsy01 - if you can get a square-on photo that would be really good. Is it considered 'bad taste' to put a Savanna sticker on a Series 4? Mine says 'Mazda' where yours says 'Savanna'
BTW - I'm checking out AusRotary.com now...
Cheers guys!!
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Adsy01 - if you can get a square-on photo that would be really good. Is it considered 'bad taste' to put a Savanna sticker on a Series 4? Mine says 'Mazda' where yours says 'Savanna'
BTW - I'm checking out AusRotary.com now...
Cheers guys!!
I will take some pics and post them for you.
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What cutter system are you using? I found a cutter about a month ago, with about 3 grand worth of the plastics but when i start the software it sais that the plug isnt found pisses me right off, i wanted to make em too....
pisses me right off, i wanted to make em too....
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03-01-03, 04:53 PM
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We've got a Roland CAMM1 CX-24.
Got it installed no problems, but when I tried to do my first cut i couldn't get the damn thing to work.
After about an hour and a half I figured out everything needs to be outlines... Ahhh....
Are you connecting it to a parallel port? Do you have any other printers installed on the same machine?
Got it installed no problems, but when I tried to do my first cut i couldn't get the damn thing to work.
After about an hour and a half I figured out everything needs to be outlines... Ahhh.... Are you connecting it to a parallel port? Do you have any other printers installed on the same machine?
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Originally posted by xxxbadassfoxxxx
these should do well:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...405555056&rd=1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2405555480
these should do well:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...405555056&rd=1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2405555480
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Cutters are not the problem, unless they are program driven.
I use a LYNX and cut directly from COREL sith the key and program supplied.
Sign programs are kinda iffy---key codes and all.
If it requires lines--outlines you need a vector graphic.
It can be a pain in the ***, it not like sending something to your printer.
Software and equipment are the way to go!
Most of the time I have to rebuild the graphic fo my system can use it...
no problem...just some time!
Roland makes great equip.
Not as user friendly though.
? let me know,
JS GRAPHICS
I use a LYNX and cut directly from COREL sith the key and program supplied.
Sign programs are kinda iffy---key codes and all.
If it requires lines--outlines you need a vector graphic.
It can be a pain in the ***, it not like sending something to your printer.
Software and equipment are the way to go!
Most of the time I have to rebuild the graphic fo my system can use it...
no problem...just some time!
Roland makes great equip.
Not as user friendly though.
? let me know,
JS GRAPHICS
03-02-03, 12:22 AM
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The Roland is the only machine I've used. Had it about a year - works pretty well.
But you're right joevc - you need to send it outlines from a vector-based graphics progie. Corel 9 does the job nicely, but I expect Illustrator will do the same thing if you're stupid enough to use Adobe
swrx7 emailed me the file i was looking for (thanks!)... when it stops raining I'll put one on and post a photo!
But you're right joevc - you need to send it outlines from a vector-based graphics progie. Corel 9 does the job nicely, but I expect Illustrator will do the same thing if you're stupid enough to use Adobe
swrx7 emailed me the file i was looking for (thanks!)... when it stops raining I'll put one on and post a photo!
