Anyone need decals?

[Anonymous]

I'm having new hull decals printed.  My supplier is using premium vinyl and can do any size and just about any color.  I'm about to do the original size hull decals (32") and a smaller 6" decal for my console.  The hull decals are around $50 a set but I can get a price break if I order in quantity.  Let me know if you need any.

Here are some examples of what I'm having done...

   Hello,  I have a 1986 222 Express Fisherman and my decals are all but worn off.  I would be very interested in getting a set.  Please let me know if you can help.  Thank You

[CajunSportsman]

Chris, you're listed as a "Guest" so I can't find your e-mail address or send you a private message until you register.  Sign up as a member and I'll e-mail you the logo file for your decals.

[osprey170]

Can you send me files?

Thanks-O-Million!

[Rayos]

Interested in the file. Please send, thanks.

[jy118lfd]

I am interested in the file I want to replace them on my 19-6

Thanks

[DEFIANT]

jy

Check your messages.

[Anonymous]

Cajun, could you please send the file I need to take to my sign shop to have the decals made?? Thanks

[DEFIANT]

Rutman

I have copies of the files. They are in some weird format and very large so they take some time to download.

The sign shop that made my decals did a great job with these files.

If you want the files just email me at DEFIANT222CCP@comcast.net I'll be glad to send them to you.

[Anonymous]

Defiant, sent you an e-mail. Thanks alot for your help!! In case you didn't get it, It's rutman1@aol.com

[warthog5]

Guy's it's not that difficult.
CajunSportsman posted a .jpg file right on this thread.
Right click on it a save to what ever file you save to.
Then go to that file and send it to a floppy or a disc.
Carry the disc with the .jpg file to your local vinyl sign shop. Give them the file, pick the color and tell them to make XYZ length. 33in if that what you want.
That's all you have to do except pay them.
It's that simple.
I took this file on a disc to them.



I carried one of the alum disc's with me. They laid the alum disc on a piece of paper and traced the outline and the bolt holes.
I told them to give me one right hand and one left hand shark to fit them.

This is how they came out. :)





That's a backing plate that goes to my ladder's.

[Island631]

I don't see the .jpg file on the thread.  Can anyone E-mail them to me?  Mine are pretty shot.  I've been gong over them with black permanent markers every year.  Thanks.

Island631@aol.com

[DEFIANT]

Island,

Check your mail.

The file is very large and will take some time to download.

Good luck!

[CajunSportsman]

Here are the files again:

Just download these:

The actual size file (in EPS format) for my 222 CCP hull:
http://www.cajunsportsman.com/classicaquasport/aquasport_logo.eps

A smaller EPS file that prints on a 8.5'11" page:
http://www.cajunsportsman.com/classicaquasport/aquasport_small.eps

The original file in CorelDraw:
http://www.cajunsportsman.com/classicaquasport/aquasport_logo.cdr

Your print shop will want the big EPS file if possible so burn it to a CD or just e-mail them the link. The logo has "222CCP" in it, so if you want that out, they can just delete it. Most importantly, make sure they use PREMIUM vinyl.
 Let us know how they came out.  Enjoy!

[John Jones]

Thanks for the files.  I'm not that far along but now I will have them when I get there.

[RickK]

Reviving this old thread - haven't heard much from Cajun lately, hope all is well.  I'll be replacing the logos on the 230 soon and wanted to download the files (which I did).  The thread says that the files are .eps and when I click on the link, the files that are downloadable are .ps  .  Are these the same files?  Will the sign shop be able to use them the same as the .eps?