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Had you already stretched and heated to get it down the first time, so that when you pulled it up you were stretching it even more? If so, it's like when you go to pull up old laminated vinyl (that was installed a long time ago). Because it takes so much force to pull it up, you stretch the...

We use the term decal for self adhesive labels, printed or not, die or contour cut or not. It does not refer to the old water-release labels we used to put on model cars. If the decals (stickers) are just going to be stuck on notebooks et al and are not meant for signage or any official purpose...

How about ThermoFlex Plus Tiffany Blue or Dark Tiffany?

Serpentine Bold Italic (stretched taller) for the other

I think the thinnest I'd go is 3/8", but 1/2" has a better "look". If you do 1/4", it works, but there is sag, plus if they are in reach, they are too bendable. Thicker than 1/2" and weight becomes a problem.

If you are looking for clipart, the term usually used for those is pictogram. So search explosion pictogram, key and lock pictogram, etc.

The area code is meaningless on caller ID now; they spoof those. Our "your Google listing may be out of date" calls all have what look like local numbers on caller ID now. And the ones about credit card processing new rates from new law/regulation" calls do it too. So this caller just wanted...

You already emailed it to someone. Did that not work out? We use Corel Draw 2019. Our email address is thesignsource@sbcglobal.net

It depends on what they use to do the powder coating. Powder coat is a plastic powder that is melted into a coating. Depending on what plastic and what additives they use, it can be LSE, just like latex house paint that has additives to make crayon and grease stains wipe off easily.

https://www.dafont.com/search.php?q=Lemon/%20Milk&text=HPREAD

This is probably the material. it's for dye sub (which is what your sample looks like) but it also says it's latex printable. https://www.4sgraphics.com/aluminum-fabrics But it might be easier to just buy it already printed: https://glmdisplays.com/aluminum-fabric-banners/

Did a little more mouse clicking for you. Really, you should take the time to explore their number packs and other graphics, as well as their page of suggested fonts. https://schoolofracinggraphics.com/product/vector-racing-number-set-27/ https://schoolofracinggraphics.com/category/racing-fonts/

Wacom Intuos. It'll work directly in Photoshop, Illustrator and Corel Draw. Don't know if Flexi can use tablets for drawing.

Did you look at the link I gave you? That font, along with many others are available from SRGFX.com . You would want to browse around on the site to see examples and the various fonts. I did the work of clicking my mouse for you, and here is the number pack used on that graphic...

From the place that's watermarked in that picture. https://schoolofracinggraphics.com/

Depending on the type of foam, a heat gun may destroy it leaving here with a sticker and a small blob of melted goo.

Buy the width it comes in and charge appropriately. When I custom order material, the price of the whole piece/roll is built into the price of the job and we also charge a custom order color charge. It's a Mercedes....

Wow, Fred. You're amazing. I could not see that!

Why not just buy a material cutter if you're cutting them into rectangles?

What printer is this? Is it new? I don't think anybody is selling a printer with refillable ink tanks now.