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Here are your three elements. Have fun! I do agree with Gino that it would be good to make sure the rules are reinforced. I was under the impression that voting would be done by members also, rather than being judged by likes but maybe I missed something.

That is great to know. Thanks for the head's up. :)

Do you print on it? The only 25" stock that I see is the 14 oz. high gloss crap for cut vinyl and screen print applications.

Buuuump. C'mon, kids. This is fun. Surely there are others here who would like to play?

Wait....what? This is what I'm seeing (see image below) There was a tab on the home page at the bottom of the list of threads that said "View most recent threads" or something along those lines. Where did that disappear to? I can't seem to access that anymore and perhaps I don't understand...

Edbird Scissorhands.

The p's and r's are distinctly very different. Chances are more than fair that this is not a font.

We use the same profiles here also, but I use the 3651 profile for 3651, and I use the 3551 profile for 3951RA because Orafol doesn't have a 3751 or 3951 profile available last time I checked. I use the Mimaki Generic Profile for anything else that I can't find a profile for specifically...

I thought we were going to have to use these three elements verbatim, but I'm assuming we can use a variation or some derivative based on these three elements? So instead of using the W, one could use the W's color scheme instead? Or in John's case, flying birds instead of the parrot photo? I'm...

Is block out film not an option? Maybe I don't get the question.

Sihl 3686 is also our poster paper of choice.

Here are a few of our displays that we have in one area. Nothing fancy, just calendered prints applied to PVC mounted in Walmart poster frames. We have several other display pieces but they are scattered around the shop.

Just got an order in today from Gemini for laser cut Gem Leaf acrylic. They've always been one of our best and most reliable wholesalers. I'm curious to hear about your experiences, also.

If somebody needs materials, they are going to find it regardless of where they end up buying it from. Why not mark it up and sell them what they want? The guy that's going to cut your throat already has the initiative to seek out a supplier for their materials.

Glass Adhere from the makers of Photo Tex works fantastic.

That's more or less our approach, also.

We cut ID cards out of 3mm PVC and apply printed decals to them to identify standard roll materials. We also keep a few blanks around for new materials that we can conveniently label with a Sharpie.

Personally, I would have applied a full coverage print, because I don't see the need to set up for contour cutting if I don't have to. Applying a full bleed print seems like the easiest and more logical way to approach the job to me.

Easy as one...two...three. Slightly oversized template made from Oracal 631 or other cheap interior vinyl.

We do pole pockets with either 3M 5952 or 4910 VHB tape and then reinforce each end of the pockets with a grommet. VHB tape won't let you down.