Classic Seacraft stickers for Hull
 

Hey Guys I know there is a link to download the original seacraft stickers,,cant find it,,,If someone can help me out I would appreciate it!

Sean

Did you ever find what you were looking for?

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No ii haven't...I know there is a image download somewhere on this site but I cant seem to find it..

This?
Attachment 20072

Garamond is the font....

Hate to be critical.

Why?
Spot on!

Stickers
 

That’s the one buddy! Thanks a lot!

Actually, the font is not Garamond. The actual font is as attached. The serifs are more rounded than on Garamond.

Example of ^Topflightgraphics work, highly recommended! I played around with fonts, character spacing etc on my own, and in the end left it up to a professional. I spaced and located the graphics/symbol where my originals were:
https://uniim1.shutterfly.com/ng/ser...089710/enhance
https://uniim1.shutterfly.com/ng/ser...089710/enhance

Decals look great but I want your vents!

Nice when the boat is ready which should be very soon I'm going to need those also.

And. I also want to see if you can make the decals to replace the plastic logos for the engine cowling which are in poor shape and hard to find. I would need 2 of the Evinrude and 1 of the V6 .

Would you be able to reproduce those? And I thought of doing something in cursive like the intruder logo of the cowling

Let me know if you can do this

Garamond is real close. I cut mine on my dads vinyl cutter/printer using the Garamond font and then just hand trim the vinyl while on the backing paper so they match the originals a little closer. If you used Garamond and didn't modify it you probably wouldn't be able to tell the difference unless you had originals to compare to side by side.


You can use Garamond here as a font while typing a post. It's in the drop down box up top: Sea Craft
Very Very Close if you just want the name and don't want the square "S" emblems in front of it.
All of my boats in the signature section are typed in Garamond below

This is the seller I bought the vents from, and they are the same as the originals which were on my boat. I purchased "bright white", but not sure he has them listed as an option any longer; I'd message him. He also has/had gray and black vents, and sells singles, pairs, or in sets of four. I spoke with him when I purchased and he's fairly local to me... At the time I ordered he had two different usernames on ebay, but I don't recall the other one.

Here's the "off-white" ones:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/ALBIN-SILVE...w/201500325247

At the time I bought mine I second-guessed my color choice, thinking I should have gone with "off-white" to match my Johnson OB, and general old-faded look of my boat. My originals had faded and tanned quite a bit over the years, so tough to tell what was originally there. I don't recall a part number on them. Good luck and don't buy them all! lol

I added a blue boot stripe that matches the blue "swirl" since this photo.

something like this?

I reinstalled those vents on my 23' but quickly found they didn't get along with fenders. I built 1" aluminum angle frames and all is good.

That is true about the fragility of the vents, but my crew and I have a process of stringing a large bumper horizontally from rear cleat to mid (with a loop around the railing) whereas the rear fender sits just in front of the vent. Going on the third summer I think and haven't broken one yet :) Ideally one wouldn't have to worry about them standing proud of the side of the hull... That's a good solution you've come up with with the aluminum angle.