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Edwardian Script

One of the strengths of the Gerber Edge is it's consistency in color, are you sure you used the foils in the correct order and didn't put the yellow in when you were supposed to put the magenta in?

Agreed...Corian is a fine substrate to work with and routes nicely. You should get a scrap somewhere and practice on it a little first if you have never done so before. Try a local kitchen cabinet shop or counter shop and if you have the ability to rout it yourself, maybe you can even sell some...

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Anyone who is having success with a particular material, I wish you would state what RIP you are using and what profile or settings. It's not very helpful just to hear "I use it all the time and it's great". Thanks!

Blue Highway

Looks to be a version of Century or Century Schoolbook

The latex ink will stand up just as long as any solvent ink but I always laminate the reflective, therefore the durability is excellent.

I use Flexi Photo Print RIP and I just use the profile for Brightline 3203, which has the following settings: Printer Mode: 2bpp, 10 pass, bidir, low ink, 40 speed Drying Temperature: 131 Curing Temperature: 230 Heat Airflow: 45 Input Tension: 15 Advance Factor: 0 Vacuum: 25 Warm Up Curing...

The Accucutter would be my first choice if I needed one today http://www.accucutter.com/Cmate%20080.htm The unit is reasonable but the dies are expensive. I think it's one of the best quality of it's type though.

Absolutely, I do it all the time. Usually I print on 3M IJ5100R and laminate.

Illustrator values for rich black are c75 m68 y67 k90, which is what I always use.

I don't think that there is a way to print without a RIP but I don't know that for sure. I would suggest that you try to find yourself a copy of Mimaki Rasterlink, it will be the least expensive option and one of the best. I use it for years with my Mimaki and I was very happy, it did every...

I don't quite understand what you mean but it sounds like you might use the Tools/Effects/Special command and then trial and error with each until you find the right one for your task. You may have to copy an element first and then paste it back after you find the right tool to give you the...

I'm sure you know those are available in any hardware store, Home Depot, etc., but if you need a larger version then maybe you can use a french cleat, which should be available at most sign suppliers.

That's interesting, I never heard of this show before. Have you, or anyone else, ever attended this show? Is it worthwhile?

Rick, what material are you using to print wallpaper on?

I believe denatured alcohol would be the thing to use to try to get the silicone residue off but you will very likely damage the surface before you get it completely off.

It's very similar to a number of fonts, I doubt you'd be able to identify it definatively. I would associate it with Blue Highway as the closest practical match today.

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