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+1 no way that will work, can't read it

very first vehicle was an old electric golf cart, the ones with a dozen plus car batteries, that thing was so dang heavy!! not the exact one but same body style first road legal was a 76 Chevy bonanza, again not this but same color and body style even had the monster hauling side mirrors

:rock-n-roll::thumb::toasting: much gratitude now I can turn off the lights

the joys of being at the shop during the wee hours....... any suggestions for the "Y"? none of the font ID scans are giving anything close

http://www.grimco.com/Products.aspx?cid=0032&pid=00166 http://www.fellers.com/catalog/noprices/Spring2014/index.html#/124/ The Zolar style

+2 Also as Jill stated re-quote using current prices and then you are good to go

yes you can butt up the seams and then lap a strip down as the overlap. called a "flush cut seam" http://read.uberflip.com/i/236088 page 113 (118 if using the online page count)

is you poly the ring spun for the cotton feel or performance/compress type? excellent colors BTW

+1 would also make the bridge a different color and/or the town's name so the water design is more apparent since that is where the town's name comes from.

YouTube is your friend! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgdeR7nDN_A&list=PLbpU55DCIrG4SsDyGEnWg0i9 cI67EeQXt they have LOTS of videos on how to keep your color constant. as others have said if you are not goring to profile your monitors/printers then you will have to print the colors...

do you have an images of this board to show the differnces?

depends on the situation indoors / lots of lights then matte, keeps the glare down. gloss is more for the vivid colors, ie that's why photos are typically done in glass personally Matte is the preferred finish

as long as you are careful and seal the edges good where the wiper blade comes in contact then you will be good on curling/peeling. the scratches/marks are something entirely different and will be noticeable

talent and skills honed to an awe inspiring level

the initial proof and one edit is what we use to do but after so many times of the edit being used for an entirely new design we changed. the other reason for changing is just like the OP situation, the customer brings a file from another designer. that is why EVERY projects gets the disclaimer...

+1 for SignFab, very good to work with

we print using Eco Sol onto Reflective. there are a few points to be aware of though. the more ink you lay the more of the reflective is diminished, ALWAYS laminate printed reflective. be careful when doing gray scale, as the light when it is dark will turn the reflective "green" if not printed...

Yes saw that same booth at the NBM,it was a very intriguing concept. watched them do several samples and it created an AWESOME effect. http://www.directcolorsystems.com/printer-applications/3d-textured-printing.php what I was hesitant on was the small bed, 12x24 and the speed. It was SLOW...

since they want bottom dollar Oracal 3551 or 3M IJ40 are listed as flat vehicle calendar. NOTE: Fellers has the 3751 bundle list as only $36 dollars more than the 3551 bundle

well that is interesting, wasn't aware of this when we switched to them