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Thank you!

Having trouble getting a match on this one. Anyone?

Yea. I realized that as soon as I started using GeoSlab. That's the font I had that I thought it was. Definitely Stymie.

Thank you gentlemen! I have Geo Slab, and as soon as I read it, I knew that was the one I was looking for.

I know, I know this font, but I can't think of the name of it for the life of me. Help??

Do the stripes have to be continuous, or are there breaks in the body? Is it a flat surface? What vinyl are you using? How long do you think it'll take you to do the stripes?

Really enjoy the colors on this. It's not overdone and conveys a nice brand.

Then run a test print and see what prints instead of the 25ft job.

This might be a dumb question, but is the vector straight? Because in the sample you just showed, it has the same jagged-ness as the JPG file. Can you show a wireframe of the vector art?

paint them?

Sooper U brackets might work. What are you making the sign out of?

Palatino

I did this before I had the ability to use dry erase lam. It was a full grid that we used in our shop to keep track of jobs. So it's probably very similar to what is happening here. Even though it was just boxes, it WAS time consuming. It was a 4ft x 5ft board that allowed up to 40 jobs to...

I'd use a 1/4" Omegabond. Holds up well in weather and no need to fuss with priming and painting. Especially if client is going to do the install. You KNOW they'll break the finish and not seal it properly.

It does and I know this from personal experience. A roll of dry erase lam is pretty cheap and I've had some that's been in use for 5+ years with no problems.

This the kind you're talking about? I would assume they used a Star Wars font to put Storm Trooper in.

I've done these in the past. Originally lettered them with cut vinyl but that was too time consuming. So just do prints with Dry Erase Lam now and apply straight to their boards. They don't know the difference.

Thank you, Tiki!

I know I've seen this one before, but I just can't place it. Any help?

It's similar to Clarendon but the top has an extra bump in yours.