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thanks!

based on 'no separate lamination' and 'sitting for weeks' you want a thermal printer

both product bulletins say thermal printable, only 225 actually says enamel receptive

its the 'white random lines' but appears to be sheeted just like etched etc. according to their install guide it seems straighforward wet-as-hell install, just looking for RWE thanks for the reply moze

Seems fairly straightforward wet install - anyone have any tips / real world advise that I can't think of? TIA

too new for my omega - bumping this though

I would use 1" thick HDU and lam like attached

Aachen and Poppl-Laudatio

my company does install only (rather permit/install mostly) work quite a bit, and we get found on signsearch.com as said above. NDA/non-compete (if worded correctly) is never an issue for me.

Here's what bob would say, although with way more words: "who the f--k cares"

an extremely less crude example of what I was talking about

no match

Segoe Print (Regular)

quick prototype attached (with 30 trucks to do like this I would spend more time on it securing the blades)

*cough* cutting jig you slide along the slat space *cough*

Grange (Regular)

I would make a cutting jig (maybe with a firm squeegee) that has a razor blade on each side. xacto the slit's open, then use the slit as a guide for your jig -- with razor blades on each side, you can cut the 1/8" gap top and bottom at the same time - a little practice and you can get the right...

different materials? .5 mm is not too much, and thickness difference in materials could account for it I suppose

maybe WalcottGothic (Fountain) vertically squeezed and manually skewed? closest I found at least

Bickley Script Com (Regular) - squished, and stroked to embolden