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That looks INSANELY good

Im guessing inkscape is set to 'autoclose paths' but it isn't exporting them that way

still won't work if its over 200"

Devinne Ornamental, squeezed

Raleway, or possibly Gotham

Alba (Regular)

Nyala (bold or stroked)

never mind. but, correct application method and wet should allow for an extremely perfect install.

Indispose Light (Regular)

Snell Roundhand stroked to embolden

on the opposite end of the spectrum, laminated perf, even opt. clear lam, gets foggy after a while and starts to look like isht

LOL the footings needed for a 9' tall sign would put the install alone at ~2000 here (would need engineering etc)

still not enough, sorry. serif vs sans, logo's vs no, have very close to ZERO bearing on cost construction method, materials, cost of goods in your area, your shop overhead, installation method/site condition, etc etc etc. dont forget permitting sometimes you just have to work out the cost...

I would think ANYTHING past completely clear would block the IR enough to cause issues. holes cut in the template would be my preferred method

cant even wager a guess. so many unknowns and variables. anywhere from $1800 to $5500

...so you PAINTED your clients car window with a clear coat?

dont worry about it. liquid lam shouldn't be in the 'holes' which is the reason people say not to lam perf.

blade holder not tightened, causing it to be pushed out after a few cuts maybe?

since corr is only 1/2" pouncing should go quite well, would probably just need to 'finish off' some missing parts after pounce. would be MUCH easier than trying to lay mask (and the mask would most likely fail and you'd have under-running etc.

wouldn't use a mask. pounce, project, grid all three are easy for a painter