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Unread 12-02-2015, 00:21
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Re: Robot Numbering, Attractive Solutions?

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Originally Posted by Sperkowsky View Post
Attachment 18292 so snapdrag sent me vinyl numbers (thanks again you saved my team either a solid 60 dollars or having bad looking numbers).

Basically I cut out pieces of lexan that matched the decal size at school and spray painted them white at home (just used this rust-oleum stuff I had laying around). I then flipped them over and put on the decals. I think the dimension between the peices along with his gray under shadow will make it creative while strictly staying in the guidelines. Also I think it will still look really good with our leds shining throught it.
The numbers look great how you applied them on the lexan. I'm glad we were able to help. The subtle grey shadow is neat. How exactly did you do that effect?
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