Salt, sun, and diesel air in Morehead City
A mark that lives in this town has to survive things that never come up in a design review. Salt eats cheap vinyl on a truck that parks near the water every night. Full sun bleaches unstable reds and oranges on a sign facing the channel by the end of one season. Diesel film and weekly pressure washing take the edge off anything applied thin. So the decisions get made early: heavier stroke weights that still hold after a few years of fade, colors specified to survive rather than to look best on a fresh proof, and a version of the mark that reads correctly when it is dirty. You get the file set that makes all of that repeatable — vector artwork, exact color specs for both print and vinyl, and a one-page guide your sign shop can follow without calling us first.