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Looks good. What type of vinyl was used?

Very :cool1: I assume it was designed on a mac with illy? :Oops:

OK folks! Let me get this straight! You print white on clear with a... oh f**k it! I'm gonna sub it out to China!

Welcome from Nova Scotia.

Sometimes if you are really, really, lucky you can use wide masking tape and apply it to the "left over" adhesive, then remove tape and hopefully the adhesive comes off with the tape. Sometimes (rare) it works, but that would take a sh*t load of masking tape.

GooGone sucks! I've used Rapid remover for 14 years and it works great! I've heard that 3m adhesive remover works very well too.

Welcome from NS.

Very cool!

I know gas will destroy vinyl... not sure about diesel. I applied "Diesel" vinyl lettering to an above ground tank at a local gas station over 3 years ago, still looks new, but I don't think the vinyl is subjected to any large amounts of diesel fuel, if any at all.

They must fold the corners to add strength?

Yep. What Gino and Jill said. If it is a small order you could use a paint mask and the proper paint.

What's the difference between 3m Di-noc and 1080?

So no one has had any failures going over screws?

Sign Eduacation or Sign Education? How about spelling education first. ;)

If that had the option of a acm cutter attachment, I would get one for sure. As it is, I may purchase one soon.

Does anyone use hdpe as a work table cutting surface for vinyl prep?

When going over screws, do any of you use calendered air-egress vinyl or do you only use cast (3m 180, etc)? If calendered vinyl, does it conform around the screws easily?

Looks Good! How many panels with the 30" versacamm?

Well, it looks like I'll start and end this thread... I have Segoe Print installed! Yep! It's one those days... it seems I'm having more and more of "those days" :)

OK, I should of used "What the font" first! It's Segoe. Is there an alternative to this font?