New Logo Opinion

Wraith

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Going full time 8-1-2007, Would like some input on this logo design, Had a buddy do 4 logos and I liked this one best. What cha think fellas?:thx
 

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Really nice but the end of the word "reconditioning" gets a little washed out against the darker background. I realize that you're going for a reflective/shine look, just see how you like it if he lightens that area just a little. I'd also get rid of the white area in upper left, it looks as if it's incomplete and the border going from thin to thick (love it) should give you the effect you're looking for. Just my .02. Oh, and GOOD LUCK!!
 
Thanks for the input, Funny you mentioned “reconditioning� getting lost in the background color. I didn’t notice it on the large print version he had, but once I shrunk it, the text really does get lost. I’ll see what he can do. Let ya know.
 
Try these out, I like the first one, just changed the font on the tagline. Took mirrorfinishmans advice on logo two and changed the tagline. Am going to the printer next week and need to make a decision... Thanks for the input guys.
 

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Okay, so as prospective clients begin to call you on the phone, which way would you answer their calls?



1- Hello, proauto auto detailing and reconditioning.



2- Hello, proauto detailing and reconditioning.



I think when you look at things in their simplest terms, such as the way you would speak the words that are displayed on your printed materials, you begin to get a better idea of the way someone else will read what you have printed. Personally, I have never thought it was a good idea to repeat the same word twice in a row in print. It's not a big deal, it is just personal preference.
 
Definitely the second one. I'd change "detail" to "detailing" for continuity but that's if it was me. Yeah, I know that probably means using a smaller font for the tagline. You're lucky to have such a talented friend. Oh, and once again - GOOD LUCK!
 
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