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Getting the Colts logo off the 50 yd line for finals


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54 minutes ago, LabMaster said:

Generally the logos are painted.

As I posted, I design synthetic turf (and natural turf) fields.

On every synthetic turf field I've ever designed, the midfield logo and 

yard lines are sown into the turf.

As I also posted, today the yard lines are manufactured as part of the turf.

The only thing  we paint on synthetic turf are temporary lines.

 

 

 

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1 minute ago, rpbobcat said:

As I posted, I design synthetic turf (and natural turf) fields.

On every synthetic turf field I've ever designed, the midfield logo and 

yard lines are sown into the turf.

As I also posted, today the yard lines are manufactured as part of the turf.

The only thing  we paint on synthetic turf are temporary lines.

 

 

 

Thanks for clearing that up for me.  Appreciated.

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3 minutes ago, rpbobcat said:

As I posted, I design synthetic turf (and natural turf) fields.

On every synthetic turf field I've ever designed, the midfield logo and 

yard lines are sown into the turf.

As I also posted, today the yard lines are manufactured as part of the turf.

The only thing  we paint on synthetic turf are temporary lines.

 

 

 

So could the Colts logo be easily painted over green, then repainted back to the logo once DCI is over?  

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2 hours ago, CAtenhut said:

I don't care how good the corps are, I will never look at that logo while enjoying a show, and then suddenly become a Colts fan. Plus, Irsay is a tool of an owner. 

Oh 💯 agree.  Irsay probably does too. But he’s the one to pay off and he won’t make it cheap for the reasons you’ve identified 

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15 minutes ago, LabMaster said:

So could the Colts logo be easily painted over green, then repainted back to the logo once DCI is over?  

As I said, on synthetic turf, the logo is sewn into to the turf material, so there really isn't anything you

can do with it.

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4 hours ago, Chief Guns said:

When this plan is put into action, I want to be a fly on the wall, when someone goes into the office of Colts Owner Jim Irsay and tells him he needs to remove his logo off his field. 

The number of ways Irsay can/will tell those people to go pound sand will be interesting. 

The Irsays are very… interesting 

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Go back 25-30 years and you will find marching bands at BOA that have put a tarp down to cover the colts logo.  I think Plymouth Canton was one of the first to do so in the early 90s.

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18 minutes ago, Sideways said:

Go back 25-30 years and you will find marching bands at BOA that have put a tarp down to cover the colts logo.  I think Plymouth Canton was one of the first to do so in the early 90s.

WGI went for years on wooden brown basketball floor. Then they changed to all white floor tarp pallet for a number of years. Now I believe all groups get a blank black tarp pallet which they usually cover with their own tarp. If all d.c.i. corps voted for a neutral round dot tarp on the field, they could do that. However, I guess they would never get a majority vote in favor of the dot color.

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I kind of liked the logos back when they changed venue every year. You'd see a 5 second clip and know exactly what year. 

End the tyranny of LOS!

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