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I just saw the purple and I bet your putting too much ink down. The bulletin I posted talks about this as well 250% is the total ink limit or the vinyl gets over saturated. To illustrate what ink does to vinyl, grab an old ink cart and cut it open and drop a drop of ink on your IJ35 and see...

Only two real options. First make sure your prints cure at least over night before you laminate and cut them. This bulletin talks about it - multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/.../ij35-scotchcal-3-2-mil-film-pij-sp.pdf But, more than likely your going to have to by a better grade of laminate at...

You have to use cast vinyl if you don't want shrinkage. Expensive calendared vinyl shrink less than the cheap ones but they still shrink a lot compared to cast vinyl. Calendared vinyl starts it's life like a big ball of chewing gum and then rolled between rollers that get progressive thinner...

Nice work as always. Got my vote.

If you have a large quantity, I would start by checking multiple prints for overall size of the print and positioning of the registration marks. If they were printed at different times, temperatures or on machines they could be inconsistent. If the prints are consistent you should be able to...

Maybe I am missing something, but couldn't you just cut that with a knife and a ruler?

I think Fred shared this years ago; Type "logo name" filetype;pdf in the search box and it will search for pdf's. Obviously replace logo name with the logo your searching and put it in quotes if more than one word.

I can't speak for others, but in my case it's the Find My Font program. I don't have encyclopedic knowledge of fonts, it does most of the work. Sometimes you have to tweak the image in the program or with image editing software to get a good result.

Unless you have thousands to spend on custom profiles just to make it better, learn to design away from large areas of grey in the future. There are so many variables, RIP, Ink, Linearization and profiles, material, laminate, and lighting conditions (sunny, cloudy, morning, evening, inside, and...

DARCY DOODLE = Western Swagger (Regular) Quilts = Cheryl (Hand) Both are freebies.

http://www.fonts.com/font/linotype/americana/bold I have so many fonts and can't remember where they all came from, but I think my Americana Std Bd came with Corel. The font displayed above was to show you where to find it. You need to make sure you have the right version and weight before...

American Std Bold is pretty close considering the size of the image you posted.

I would offer hand cut square or rectangle decals, or quote them http://stouse.com/Products/CustomDecals/CustomVinylDecals.html die cut price (Decals plus a die charge). If your not busy I could see trying to do this in house but I wouldn't do it for less than Stouse and would probably charge...

Belwe Std (Bold)

Americana Bold

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Then it looks perfect in the shop and you pull it outside and it looks green in the sun and even worse on a cloudy day... Color matching/correction, isn't it fun?

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Use all caps and it is dead on.

Moving trucks get beat up by tree branches driving through the neighborhoods. Without lamination the ink will get scratched off the top 2 feet in no time.