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Carbon/aramid = fiber. Resin is what is used to hold the fiber together. Fiberglass is a glass cloth/fibers in resin. This canoe is made in a similar way but using carbon and aramid fibers in a resin. Therefore fiberglass type, as I said.

I take it that you are not a sign professional, but an end-user customer. The real answer to your question will depend on what you are trying to do with the decal, how large it is, and how the canoe is used, along with the material the canoe is made from. If the canoe is used on a river...

We don't use the X-Acto brand handles. Ours have the tightening scre mechanism at the back end and there's a hex nut shape there. Excel brand I think. They don't roll.

Use a pick for weeding, not an X-Acto. And you can cut things out with the Olfa, you just have to learn how to hold it (not like a pencil)

Don't use X-Acto knives to apply vinyl. For most anything sign-related for that matter. Those #1 blades are murder on anything they bump into or fall on. Far too pointed. Use a retractable snap blade knife like an Olfa SVR-2. And if you're cutting the backing paper for application, use an Olfa...

Hmm, yes, I seem to recall a certain government official saying we needed to start doing that a while back, but as I recall he was called racist and xenophobic and small-minded for saying that.

I have a 70600 prninst file.

I thought it was a variety of Seagram's...

We use O'Reilly Automotive, which carries 3M and Prostripe brands. They only have a small amount in stock at the store, but almost always I can order what I want and they have it in a day.

They are getting banners now, aren't they?

Ask first how much they want to spend. If they give you a stupid answer trying to be coy or something, walk. You don't need realtors. They can buy their own stuff online for a fourth what you can make it for.

Royal Blue is a deep purplish blue. I would bet in the past when they painted it, they'd have used Reflex Blue One Shot straight. The matching color in vinyl would, depending on brand, be Royal Blue or Sapphire Blue. If you're printing the analogue would be reflex blue.

It came from here: https://www.artsignworks.com/products/products_services/promotions.html Scroll down to find that exact photo.

I think I'm a little late getting back to this, but yes, as others have mentioned, you would squeegee in the center only at first until the center is stuck down in a circular area, then work your way outwards, going around the circle following the curve of the tanker. The goal is to keep...

the 5 at the end of the model name indicated a "half" version upgrade. They came a few years after the originals and offered different orange ink and a few other upgrades. Regardless, the prninst file necessary should be included with the Onyx 12 installation. The folder I have the file in was...

The better method to achieve good color vibrancy when backlit is to apply two prints to the plexiglass. The first print on clear vinyl, no laminate. The second on translucent white, with your UV protecting laminate. Then you can just print the way you normally do, without trying to increase ink...

I think I would do it with no application tape. I'd probably hinge it in the middle vertically, but at first only squeegee the center part. You can probably get about 3/4 of the T squeegeed down no problem. Do the left half the same way. then start working outwards radially, heating as you go...

I have the Epson 70600 Series Prninst file. We have a 70670, so I don't know if it will work for a 70675. It looks like Onyx isn't providing the downloads any more. However, according to this support page: https://www.onyxgfx.com/ja/devices/epson_surecolor_s70675_-_10_color/ the necessary...

Look up church and school signs with vandal covers. Very common. Typically they will have a changeable letter sign behind the cover. For a track record sign, you'd typically design it so that the background of the sign contains the lettering for the various events, with track or other types of...