I was thinking about personalizing my trailer with some new decals. I was toying with adding a stripe to match the truck, and maybe some stock horsey art. I don’t want to spend a lot of money, and I’m especially interested in making it somewhat more visible in the dark. Suggestions?
Talk to your local sign shop. I expect they all cut vinyl now, and can cut anything they, or you, can draw on a computer. I don’t know about the not spending money part.
I have used Moyer Custom Decals- Elizabeth does great work and she is very reasonable. She has designed two logo’s for me as well.
http://www.moyercustomdecals.com/
I’ve been planning on getting my own cutter for other stuff, but haven’t had the time to do it yet. It’s surprising how cheap they are now. I know someone who bought one of the $200 ones, and it does amazingly well.http:http://www.uscutter.com/USCutter-SC-Series-Vinyl-Cutter-w-Sure-Cuts-A-Lot-Pro-Design-Cut-Software
I had the lettering for my carriage cut in reflective vinly for added night visibility. In the daytime it looks like normal yellow- but at night it’s very reflective. I say the more visibility the better! Do some searching for reflective tape and you may find a color that matches your truck as well as reflects.
I use Moyer also for things like this. Elizabeth is “da best”…
Sydney at Two Socks Designs (http://twosocksdesigns.com/) is now offering custom vinyl decals. She has some on her Facebook page - she does great work!
I have a couple of reflective Paso Finos on my trailer from this place. They have all kinds of designs.
http://www.cautionhorses.com/prod_reflective-decals.shtml
Oh, and they also sent me a free tiny rearing horse which is for a mailbox, but I stuck it on the back of my truck where it looks cute.
Elizabeth Moyer Decals
After reading this thread, I contacted Elizabeth and she did a great job on my horse trailer decal in my farm logo. She got it exactly right and was not expensive. I recommend her highly!
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