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    Tell me what you think. contact info blurred per forum rules






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    not too bad. it`s clean/simple. gets to the point. i`m not a big fan for the teal/turq color.



    This is one I`ve made... I have a few other layouts for business cards. this is printed on full color/full gloss (UV coated) paper. backside is all black also glossy.


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    I like it - looks clean. I have an old design online before I knew which name I was going to go with. Card has changed a bit but is mostly the same. BTW - Frizzle, nice choice of car.



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    put a nice detailed car (perhaps an expensive one? maybe not.) in the background (similiar to frizzlefry & picus) that you`ve done, and it may draw more attention to the customer seeing some of the obvious work (looks better than just a plain card). it will make you look more professional and high end (though you may not be limited to just detailing expensive cars). good luck!

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    Quote Originally Posted by imacarnut
    put a nice detailed car (perhaps an expensive one? maybe not.) in the background (similiar to frizzlefry & picus) that you`ve done, and it may draw more attention to the customer seeing some of the obvious work (looks better than just a plain card). it will make you look more professional and high end (though you may not be limited to just detailing expensive cars). good luck!


    I would have done that but I can`t find the cd with my detailed cars on it, moved a month ago. Next print I will add a photo of my work along with a web link and some other stuff. Starting business in my new area and needed to make something up quick.



    thanks for the replies

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    Quote Originally Posted by Picus
    I like it - looks clean. I have an old design online before I knew which name I was going to go with. Card has changed a bit but is mostly the same. BTW - Frizzle, nice choice of car.





    thanks man. you too haha. yea i see you on g35driver as well. nice work you did restoring the finish on your car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FrizzleFry
    not too bad. it`s clean/simple. gets to the point. i`m not a big fan for the teal/turq color.



    This is one I`ve made... I have a few other layouts for business cards. this is printed on full color/full gloss (UV coated) paper. backside is all black also glossy.



    Why throw down the extra coin for UV coated when they will most likely end up in a wallet anyways? I only use UV coating for brochures or other things that will sit on a shelf, with a good chance to be in the sun.
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    Hmm I have nice business cards (IMO) but I don`t have the design on my computer so I`d have to take a picture and I don`t think that would turn out too well. Hmm...

    I might be making some new ones soon, and I`ll try to post the design. I only give out a few cards a month (since I don`t actually have a business or anything, just detailing a little on the side), so I haven`t been in much of a hurry lately to make more. The detailing season is about over around here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by racepenut
    Why throw down the extra coin for UV coated when they will most likely end up in a wallet anyways? I only use UV coating for brochures or other things that will sit on a shelf, with a good chance to be in the sun.


    The high gloss UV coat is the look I want. You don`t need to spend extravagent amounts of money on business cards. Hell I resell my services for design and print at times when someone inquires. My prices are typically alot lower than print shops or other online vendors/resellers. UV coating isn`t only for the items that will sit in the sun... it really is for me about the look and feel of the card. I`ve received compliments on the card quality just about every time i hand them out. And it matches my company name where it`s all about the attention to details



    If anyone`s interested PM me and I`ll give you some pricing on 100/250/500/1000 cards or even more if you need. These are all quick turns. 2-3 days typically. If you have your own artwork, I`ll need to let you know the bleed sizes and so forth. I do layouts as well. But yea... PM me for info.

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    No doubt they are sweet cards. Wasnt trying to nock you on that. Just trying to help you or others save some cash.
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    Designed some simple tri-fold brochures yesterday. critique.






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    Wow looks great. Good work, the colours I dunno ?



    And AMD is also used as a tuning company for VW, Audi etc.

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    Look closley and you`ll see it`s A-H-MD! I like the simple layout and logo, again i agree with JJ on the colour, slightly unsure, but apart from that, not bad at all! Good luck with it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by JJ_
    Wow looks great. Good work, the colours I dunno ?



    And AMD is also used as a tuning company for VW, Audi etc.


    thanks, it is AHMD, subtle tie-in between the AHM, they overlap.

 

 

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