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Anyone know what font this is?

Here is a image of a double cut. Just Google "wallpaper double cut". We use this because it looks better than overlaps. The overlaps tend to leave dark stripes.

Luckily, I do have windows 7 pro. I will give these ideas a try. Thanks

My windows XP motherboard just went out. I use the Onyx signez program that came with my HP8000. I was wondering if anyone has had any luck installing this into windows 7. When I try to install I get a message ''You have to run the 64 bit version of DPInst.exe on this machine". Help...:banghead:

Maybe Arlon DPF 2400. We tried some and it worked pretty good. We try to stick with 3M on reflective as well. Check it out on youtube.com, close to wrapping vinyl but reflective.

Gemini.

I just click and it goes back to pointer. Don't marquee, just click after you zoom in.

Correct. No app tape. I used a 12'' felt wrapped squeegee.

The last box of gold leaf that I bought was from Wrights of Lymm. I was a very good price and I received it in 3 days. http://www.stonehouses.co.uk/

We have used it lots of times. It's a little heavier then say Komotex or Komocell. Routes the same as others and seams to hold paint a little better.

Can someone name this font?

Cut like wallpaper. If you just overlap, it leaves a dark stripe where it is lapped. As far as pricing goes, we try to stick to the sqft. pricing. Maybe add a little more for a curved wall.

Phototex is very easy to apply. Just make sure to cut seams cleanly or it will run. The wall was painted by the museum with an eggshell paint. We gave them samples and they picked the EXS version over the standard Phototex.

The first curve was a little trouble for lining up the first two pieces. After that it wasn't enough to cause a problem. It was printed in 12 52''wide vertical pieces on a hp8000. No liquid laminate was used. The EXS is just a higher tack version for the solvent printer. It is not any more...

We just installed this last week. This is the hall that leads to the Monitor exhibit. We do a good amount of work there and for the Noland trail.

50'x14' Phototex wall

This is a recent job we did for the Mariners' Museum. The wall was 14' tall and 50' long and had a slight s-curve to it. We used the Phototex exs on this job. It was the first time using the exs and it worked very good.

I recently had this happen. After lam. I cut the prints out the next day. Weeded the prints and in some places it was like the lam. pulled the surface of the reflective off the glue leaving the glue on the liner. Didn't damage prints so I just kept going. Thought it was strange then I saw this...

We cut Anchor 117 on our Graphtec.

I have used Brightboy blocks in the past to clean stainless. Just rub in the grain direction. They come in different sizes but I like the eraser size for hand work. Usually a few rubs and its done.