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I think it's some form of Windsor.

The best match for "ISLAND LAGER" that I can find is Knockout (49 Liteweight).

"Lager" is Brewmaster (Regular).

Secondary copy is LHF Wade Grotesque EXTRA SWASH (Regular).

So I take it the knifeless tape works well with this reflective vinyl? That's good to know. I've had great luck with the knifeless tape on a few install jobs now, but only with standard vinyl and laminated print media.I wonder if it will work with about any conformable reflective. Here's a...

I've never been one to give any thought to consecutive numerals or consecutive anything. I just learned several months back about people who collect currency being especially drawn to bills with consecutive serial numbers. For example, a bill with a number like JF 012345678 A would be...

You could try Inkscape. It's free to download and the bitmap tracing feature is amazingly accurate.

Denmark

Use whatever bleed you want. just a .05" colored contour (whatever color works best for the situation) outside your cut line would be plenty so you don't get any slight white edges around the perimeter of the cut. Or for a larger cut graphic, you could just make your cut line about .02" slightly...

http://www.marksimonson.com/fonts/view/proxima-nova You will want to search for open type fonts with arbitrary fractions. There are several, but Proxima Nova is a good one.

Signet Roundhand

Signs365 is so easy it's pathetic. You could have an account set up in less that a half hour, art set up in 5 minutes, graphic ordered in 2 minutes, shipped next day.

It's awesome. It will definitely increase your productivity. I highly recommend it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GV2Y2kIUkIs

S and C are Abaddon, which is even worse than Algerian.

Using the wrong paper towels will do this too. Make sure you don't use Viva towels as they have lotions that will leave your vinyl unable to grab the surface. I learned this the hard way.

That looks spectacular!

Don't do this. Your branding should never look even remotely like another brand that sells the same product.

That's how we do it.

for cleaning the edges I used to use a Rout-A-Burr tool, but the results were so-so. It still had a tendency to leave razor sharp edges. Lately we've found that a smooth (around 40 teeth per inch) single cut file works perfect for deburring ACM panels.

I agree. As a lover of everything Porsche, this is a tease. Please do show us more.