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Motomark is pretty thick but not sure if GF has one THAT glossy.

Can you find out who the company was and ask them? Otherwise, no one else on here would know. There's lots of high gloss laminate available.

1. Nesting works, most of the time. 2. I assume you mean contour cutting. Works as well as you can set it up. Depends on the plotter in part. 3. Tiling is pretty simple and works well for me. You can set your tiles size, turn on and off what tiles print, set the overlap, etc. Pretty standard.

Something tells me you didn't read his question at all. NEITHER of these tools will help for large protruding screws. If they were just rivets, then yes.

Then Oracal need to take their Brilliant Blue and change it to a 641 or something. It clearly is NOT a high performance vinyl and should not be in the same class as other 751 vinyls. Or just not even make it.

Friz Quadrata

Something that size I would design at full size at 72 dpi. And yes, save as a compressed TIF for final output.

It looks like it is Uncial....and it looks like someone couldn't identify it either, scanned a bad image of it, cleaned it up a little, and called it a match.

What size are these numbers? And you looked at your file to make sure this isn't what the actual shapes look like?

Cheap vinyl with really thin liners warp the worst. I stick to materials with 90# or heavier liners. Seems to be the main culprit. Never had a poster paper warp...must be real thin too if yours does.

And most wrap vinyl has air release built in to it for ease of install, no wrinkle, no bubble...harder to install a normal calendered vinyl without air release. It can be done, but for a fender, compare a 10 minute installation to a 30 minute one.

Rockwell Extra Bold it looks like

Avant Garde....the most recognized font in history....

I don't think anyone does....most I have seen will be in sections that overlap and blend nicely. Pretty much impossible with 1 piece on most newer style helmets.

Larger one is very familiar but don't find a match.

No, it is actually a Typeface.

Yeah that Braille is not placed right.

It's funny....I log in to this forum for entertainment more than actual information lately....and I'm never disappointed.

What makes you think that is not the correct usage? I calculate that to average maybe 445 fulls rolls of material....may be right if it wasn't run that much. We are almost at 100K sf on our L260, and we've had it 2 years. And it runs quite a bit.

I haven't tried to stick vinyl on a toilet, yet, but I bet it will stick.