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They shouldn't make that false claim, because if you look in the Corel VS Adobe thread and also what software do you use, 90% of users are split between Corel and Adobe. Hardly a mention of Flexi anywhere. With most of us being sign professionals, it's a fair judge of what is industry standard...

Industry standard? Uh Corel Draw and Illustrator are the industry standard.

Best company I've ever found for ADA signs is Graphic Components.

Not in Ohio but best place is Sign Faces.

Very nice, I might do something like that to my shop floor when I move in the new building this summer

To make the full sign or just materials to make yourself?

I have some sitting around the shop, got them at Nglantz.

It's an all in one, design, print, cut, etc.

Corel Draw X8, I won't use anything else.

If it has plastic anchors it's not an issue.

Try a double print, it should be better.

You are kidding right?

Avoid wordpress and any drag and drop website builder. Also avoid wix. What I do is download a free css template or my current one is a better paid one, then I alter all the content in it. I do have some web design background so I know what I am doing, but for you, it's merely just change the...

This doesn't warrant a response. At least people can trust me for help and ignore your stolen advice.

Be sure you never wet reflective or rapid air (air egress) films.

I do tons of etched glass vinyl jobs. A normal 45 degree blade is perfect for it. I highly recommend the Oracal 8810 Silver Fine, it's about as close to etched glass as you can get with that product. However do note that it MUST be applied wet. Use Rapid Tac, spray it on the adhesive side of...

It's because you didn't take the time to learn Corel, if you did you would see it has a Illustrator layout mode built in, so it looks more like illustrator. It's a massive program with a simple interface. Under every menu are sub menus, every setting has sub settings, most tool boxes are closed...

Doesn't matter, anything hardwired must be UL listed. However you can find your nearest UL lister and take it to them to have them check it and put a label on it. (Subbing it out). I've done that. Check with biggest sign manufacturers in your area. Usually if you pay $200 they will slap a label...

That is a China made LED strip, I have a couple and they are horrible. The slightest movement will make them go out because of a bad connection. Also the brightness level is low. They make special LED's for lighting around a perimeter called Golden Series P-1270. I have some and they are...

I only use cold, have no need for hot. Leave that to Staples and fake sign and print shops.