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We have a computer for design work, a computer for office work, and a third computer that runs Rasterlink and SignCut and handles our day to day print and cut operations only.

Gotham Black would probably work.

Somebody here on this forum turned me on to textures.com a few months ago and I've been using it on a regular basis ever since.

Personally, I would say if you want something thick that looks like wood, attach some .063 aluminum sheet to a 2" aluminum tube or angle framework with VHB tape. For the look of real wood, just wrap it with a print. This would be a lightweight and economical alternative, anyway.

Am I the only one that notices the phallic cow skull? Oops. I didn't even read the comment above. Sorry. Obviously I'm not the only one. Hahaha!

This is our supplier of choice, and we like the quality as well, but the prices could be better.

I'm still having problems typing with spaces when replying with a quote. This place is buggy as all heck.

There's nothing wrong with buying 5' x 10' sheets if they suit your needs better, but when you want to cut something like eight 24" x 24" signs from one 4' x 8' sheet with your router, it's impossible.

You missed the point entirely.

We're a predominantly Orafol shop here and with good reason, at least in my opinion. Orafol products are much more affordable. (Many believe you get what you pay for) That still doesn't make it any less affordable. Orafol is a German company and I like quality German products and engineering...

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We're a predominantly Orafol shop here and with good reason, at least in my opinion. Orafol has more colors of cut vinyl to choose from. Orafol products are much more affordable. Orafol is a German company and I like quality German products and engineering. They are also bringing jobs to the...

TR Fujiyama and Onyx BT

Blanch would be close, but the Y is different.

\ Don't you know, everyone here has an engineering degree these days?

My advice would be to remove the vinyl. Paint indoors will last "forever". Vinyl will most likely not, so it sounds like a recipe for eventual failure.

Why is this 'right'? We run labels like this all day long for decent profits. We just solvent print onto Oracal 651 and contour cut or half cut.

Hmmm.... In my opinion, if you take Interstate Compressed UltraBlack and slightly uncompress it, that will get you close. I would say to use Interstate Condensed UltraBlack but there are some slight differences in the M as well as the lower case letters.

Who? PFFT! But in reality, we don't care about our offset and digital print sales enough to worry about Vistaprint and Custom Ink surprisingly doesn't seem to be lowballing against it's competitors so they're no real threat.

They can't do it custom?