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Very close to Letterhead Fonts Smalts (LHF Smalts), but it is a Pierce font. If that is Leo's "printed reflective engine turn" vinyl let me know, I have a roll of it sitting around.

Fellers sells 30" wide pre-printed Reflexite Chevron Striping, so no more need for individual stripes unless you HAVE TO. Anyways.... NFPA regulations state 6" striping installed at 45 degree angle, aternating colors, diamond grade level intensity. (3M, Oracal/Reflexite, Avery all have materials...

your supplier should be able to send you a 5yd roll. Ours has sent us one of it.

I sent you a PM with a competent artist after your original request. No need to continue bickering.

Looks like something from this site, but I didn't see it there in a quick search. Photoshop backgrounds, textures and icons | PSDGraphics

It does suck, but the people who underbid put their selves out of business. If it is a decent sized place like you say, then they probably mis-quoted the project. It doesn't happen much, but even our salespeople here do it occasionally. And once the quote has been sent we always honor it; even...

I reached out to a couple local photographers (including my brother, a pro photographer) and sent the referrals on to the client to deal with them directly. After they get the photo shoot negotiated we will get involved again.

What kinds of jobs? there are huge differences just between vehicle graphics jobs, let along regular signage, etc.

Never had a problem with it sticking, but we get occaisional streaks.splatters/etc on the adhesive. it seems every roll's laminate is a varying degree of gray though.

This is all good info to know. We do a LOT of matte wraps with gloss overlays here and have never had any issues. However, we use 3M vinyl. I can't believe DPF8000 didn't stick, we print a lot of that also and it sticks to EVERYTHING! Especially with heat.

I had a customer request a graphics proof ASAP on a Porsche Cayenne; I told them "no problem". I just figured our PVO subsscription would have one... but for some reason they don't. Who has one that is good?

The pennies saved help all of us, just think of how many more pennies the larger companies are saving getting the best prices from our vendors. Grimco has always treated us well, but they have never been close enough to be our primary vendor. Not a one of us here are happy about cheetah wraps...

Look real close to Garamond Bold.

Yeah, that is the issue. They are taking the print which looks great a couple feet away and holding it up about 6 inches from their face and saying it isn't clear enough...

Never heard of this site before, but the only photo I see that is similar (The Queen City)actually looks WORSE than the one I have currently blown up...

If you are set on Latex, definitely go with the HP model. The Mimaki is a flop. And this is coming from a shop that runs a Mimaki solvent printer and got rid of their HP Latex printer.

Get the PVO subscription. It is worth every penny.

I have a SUPER picky customer looking for elevator murals, and they want them to be crystal clear images at 85" tall x 68" wide. They argue that since people will be standing about a foot away staring at them while they await getting to their floor that the image should not have any artifacts...

Just ran across this, it looks like a good deal. Fonts.com Monotype Library Subscription - Fonts.com Anyone else here heard of this or use it currently? I think we might give it a try.

Also, since flames aren't "crisp" they do upscale rather well.