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I've always been amused by the fact there is a 'translucent black' vinyl, as you have stated, it's no more translucent that regular black vinyl. I don't know how you could even have translucent black. If light shows through, it can't be black. If light did show through at all, it would be a dark...

http://www.signwarehouse.com/c/aluminum-025 White in .025, but not in .040, as someone mentioned.

If I Remember Correctly.

Most all aluminum suppliers stock these IIRC. If not, it's no big deal to cut 6" x 12" blanks and round the corners.

Yeah most of them are such arbitrary swooping stripes, very easy to recreate.

Cut your magnets first then overlay the prints.

Why does that not sound like a lot to me? If that printer ran even only 4 hours a day, that's 550 days. Just just over 2 years of work days....

I totally dig the design you did! I would suggest one modification though...an actual handle you can turn the thing with, instead of trying to grip that blade handle.

https://jet.com/product/detail/d77418aaf4924bdc8101af997c5db87e?jcmp=pla:ggl:hardware_a3:tools_cutters_a3_other:na:na:na:na:na:2&code=PLA15&k_clickid=4d24201d-b80e-43b1-a64e-6e61b4b72b30&abkId=403-184493&gclid=CjwKEAiAzuK0BRCW4tiLpJT-8TISJADV8cw9sVZJt8wSvDG8GEKL6ogrKd1XDE6UT_x7QUsQNm2sLBoCc9bw_wc...

Dont have NATS but I found Montserrat....damn close with one alteration on the 't', and of course the 'P'.

I am blown away every time a company comes to us needing graphics, and they supply their new logo and this is what they have, and claim ALL they have. It HAD to have been created in vector or something better than this to begin with, wouldn't you think? But no....this is what they have..... It's...

+1. For ANY wrap, vehicle graphics, truck sides, etc.

I would imagine that's hand drawn and hope to God it isn't a font.

Oh good god no....just lining up baseline on everything....mostly adjusting number heights.....round letters stayed in their place.

Yes, the number too....seems all the Helv/Swiss fonts are like that. I had an owner years ago I worked for that was super anal about this stuff and would take a printout and with a ruler draw lines to make sure the numbers, letters, etc ALL lined up top and bottom.

For many fonts/typefaces, I find that the symbols, such as parentheses, hyphens, and other characters are too low.....I tend to always edit my text in signage and raise them all up, especially parentheses and hyphens. Anyone else go to this trouble? It irks me when I see someone else's layouts...

Boy, peeling off laminate only after a couple years oughta be fun....

Maybe try the IJ180-10 ...without Comply. Probably the only cast 3M you're gonna find that suits you.

That's what we use on everyday intermediate stuff. But OP thinks he sees air channels, so air release is out of the question for him. Plus I think he wants a Cast vinyl.

I really don't think what type of monitor or how it is calibrated is important. You could do this on a black and white TV and should have the same outcome....you're only comparing each cube to the left and right of each other. May take longer, since you can't begin by grouping all of one hue...