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Inkscape.org I wouldn't know. I've never had the need to try it.

Keep those votes coming.

Inkscape works incredibly well and it's free. It's certainly good enough for any project I've ever had to use it for and as a screen printing shop we've done a TON of logo vector conversions over the years. We even took a low res photo of an MMA fighter once and converted it to a 128 color...

Did Gemini short you on the amount you needed?

No problem. They are very common so I would imagine you'll have no problem finding them locally.

Good point. I'm using Google Chrome for my browser.

They are 10-24 studs and although you probably can't buy the studs, you could buy screws and cut the heads off or buy some 10-24 threaded rod and cut to size.

It's working for me. Loaded right up in quick fashion and I was able to login.

Our UPS driver stopped in to drop off packages yesterday and told us a FedEx truck was overturned on the highway.

I'm with Z. I use an Olfa Slimline knife and blades when working on vehicles and other things where I need control and precision and I use standard utility blades in a Craftsman lock blade style holder that flips open for most everything around the shop. We buy 100 at a time for like $12-15.

The Saturday Evening Post was the very first thing that came to mind when I looked at this. That might be a good place to start.

Maybe they designed it for a postcard or print ad and the customer thinks the same file is suitable for signage?

Any other comments or recommendations with regards to this?

Thanks, Kevin. The top layer may actually be reflective now that you mention it. I'll be going back to look at the truck tomorrow morning to do some color matching for the new decals. It'll be broad daylight out but I'll tell the owner to hit it with a flashlight later in the evening to see if...

We have two very old Insta presses, model 715, and they are great. We picked them up used from a Hallmark store that was discontinuing the heat press t-shirt part of their business. I can't imagine a better heat press than these.

I went to look at a truck last night that's getting some new decals. The owner started removing the old number decal on one side which reveals a black ghost image on the paint. Not only have I never seen anything like this, but I find it odd that the 'ghost' number is in the shape of the white...

MDO has a resin impregnated paper outer surface, which is what allows it to be smooth and easy to paint while significantly increasing moisture-resistance.

It could be 3M 3647 textured cast floor graphic laminate. It's 19 mil thick and has a textured surface.

This is an interesting concept. I never really thought about it but I'm guessing it would dissolve the vinyl altogether. Did you hear about this somewhere?

We print similar material on our solvent printer and unless I set it to print with at least 24 passes unidirectional, we get crappy quality prints too. I just assumed it was the nature of printable HTV because I've tried a few different brands and print profiles with the same sort of results...