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You can get 3m in 60"

http://www.dpreview.com/ good site for reviews Cannon and Nikon are the way to go.

Try it. You will find that it will look too obvious and your eye will be drawn to it.

+1 Thinking the same thing.

I would add and armature so it doesn't pop off and a plate that attaches under the body. I would also fiberglass the outside. You might suggest they spring for 2 or more at a slightly reduced price. May even make sense to build a mold off the original so future ones are easier to make...

Sign Fab - http://www.signfab.com/ Sign House - http://www.signhouseusa.com/

Been there done that. Thought I was protecting the back for future use, NOT. The UV degrades that thin plastic. In the end we just used a new blank. It seemed cheaper than time it would take to remove it.

I think it's called print merge in Corel. You might try getting a macro to speed up the process @ www.macromonster.com.

Try Optima with lots of kerning. Optima always seemed clean and steril with some character.

Its on sale too. Probably because X6 will be out soon.

In my opinion Corel at $500. Adobe CS will run you $1200.

3m has one. It is for channel letters. The letters appear black during the day and white at night. Fellers carries it, but not sure which section. Try by the translucents.

Just buy the letters from Gemini. The have several mounting options, solid color or painted plex reasonable pricing. Their paint is automotive grade and gauranteed for life...

I thought HP/Scitex could do 5000sqft per hour

If you do get any adhesive to stick the vinyl to the wall, the acrylic will slide off the vinyl over time. Don't believe me, try it.

Overall score: 4.2 Total time: 109 Guess I should have taken my time.

Snag it out of this pdf file. http://www.plasmon.com/downloads/pdf/kcr_casestudy_us.pdf Fred has posted it before, but if you search "what you want here" filetype:pdf, you can find vector logos.

I tried with no luck either. Do you have a higher resolution file, or is that as good as it gets?

http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/bitstream/itc-goudy-sans/bold/

Here is a Pantone Color Chart I made a while ago.