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Groundbreaking!

Our shop has been in business going on 3 years now. We bought a Roland GX-24 a few months after getting into business to replace the crappy off brand cutter I had started out with two years prior. For an economical cutter it works great. Our software allows us to step cut large graphics so...

You ask a stupid question and you should expect to get stupid answers.

Ah, yes. I see that now. I tried matching it from memory and it looked the same at a quick glance but it is very different.

The middle one is Dancing Script

The top and bottom are forms of Palatino Linotype.

Good eye. I never noticed it until you said something. What's up with that arm anyway?

Well, the closest match for 8500 series would be 068 grass green, in my opinion.

Personally, I wouldn't settle for less than a 99% concentration. We buy ours from ULine. I buy the case of small bottles because it's the same price if you buy it by the gallon. The small bottles are handier, IMO.

Why? According to the manufacturer it is ideal for cleaning before application of vinyl.

Great work, guys!

This is true. But we recently put police graphics on a new Ford Explorer with body lines similar to that in the posted picture. I ran the graphics parallel to the body contour rather than the bottom of the doors and it looks much better that way.

That's how I roll as well.

Jazz text

I can guarantee she did trace it. There are too many similar details...PRECISELY similar details such as the majority of wrinkles.

Exactly. With a logo like that, and the customer not seeing the value in quality design, the business will end up a complete failure in 6 months or less anyway.

Nice work and great videos. Thanks for sharing. I would definitely like to see more.

It looks like Serpentine medium oblique that has been modified (R) and stretched.

Outwater Plastics also has these and much more.

I'm not entirely seeing that, but perhaps the descender needs to descend further below the baseline on the J? Oh wait...you mean the uppercase J, right? Or the lowercase j?