Printing unique logos

[W Humble]

First, I apologize for not having any photos!  I needed to print a product logo sponsor on a race-car once, and used this trick.  The car was for my bro's birthday, an old '64 Pontiac coupe he'd given up on as a kid, and as an adult he'd become the proprietor of five Orange Julious franchise stores in CA.  I had the correct corporate colors and other decals for the drag car, but 'OJ" couldn't be sourced, so I carefully trimmed the 'Orange Julius' raised script from the plastic lid from a drink cup.  Then I glued it to a block of rubber (an old 3M glazing-putty squeegee) with weather-strip cement; others might do.  Then I took the correct orange -- an acrylic enamel from PPG that I had for another store project -- and rolled it unthinned onto a piece of glass with a rubber printmakers roller, or brayer tool.  Using that like a stamp pad, I carefully dipped the lid 'stamper' into the thick paint, then transferred it to the rear fenders of the 1/25 car as you might expect, 're-inking' for each from a clear are of the orange paint.  It came out strong and very well defined, to my joy, and had just enough of a raised surface to look convincing.  It helped that I also had an ancient Hubley race car decal that said "Stock Car Races, Dec. 10" which was his birthday!

The roller on glass thing can be used for a number of other things; give it a try!