Modeling Faded Signs on Structure Models 

Great video Doug! That’s a great technique that I will definitely be trying some time!

Wow when I clicked on the link I thought I was just going to see some weathering of printed signed fixed to the walls, very impressed.

Awesome technique! Thanks for sharing!

That's pretty neat, Doug. Thanks for the tip.

This is a great idea! Looks like I'll be searching for a laser printer soon now! Thank You for sharing Doug!

Doug, what a great technique, thank you for sharing. Cheers, and stay safe, Michael

Great piece of information and a fantastic technique..!

Nice technique, great results. But where did the reverse laser printed sign come from?

What a tip, using acetone to release the toner from the paper. Thank you so much for sharing this, Doug, this may be useful in more than just signs.

Great tutorial

Of course .. NOW .. I ned to try this ...

Thanks … that’s another technique to try!

Awesome! Can you (or any others) advise of the font, or a good similar one to use? I have a similar block wall sign to make, and am not finding obvious options in microsoft word

You are an amazing sign painter Doug but I cant help but notice the lack of weathering on your garage door sign🤣. I have saw people use heat to transfer toner, but acetone is a first. Nice effect. Also nice saftey tips. I will be careful when disposing of my acetone-soaked towels, I will go throw them in the x wifes trash can 🤣 Cheers Rob

Very cool. Thanks

Great tecnique! What is the name of the font? Thanks!

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