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usually the lifespan given by film manufacturers is always vertical exposure (basically not ALWAYS directly facing the sun (up))

looks like vista systems http://www.vistasystem.com/media/Gallery/Wall_Brackets/Wall_Brackets_b_32.jpg http://www.vistasystem.com/USA-Wall_Brackets.html

if your cutter can use the feature, you can set up a PerfCutContour cutline that, after doing the CutContour, will perfcut through the backing

welcome from cali :thumb:

improvise v9 (Regular)

you dont want printing if you will be doing it 'on the side' - maintenance would kill you Im sure you could find a used off-brand cutter for 500 tho, would need to get something that could be run from a bridge program (cocut etc) if you want it all done from inside corel.

hoping this is a joke thread now...

not at work so cant match the 'script' but the i is possibly frutiger or some other sans serif, and am is maybe american typewriter

so what if it is? :Big Laugh

chalupa

nice 1 - can't stand extira personally

Magneto (Bold)

Otomo (Regular) perhaps

they are all equally dull.

put a reference object in your photo - a 12"x12" square of magnet material or something - some 'known' sized object, and scale to that

post 1 photo looks like head scraped on material - perhaps material buckling from too much heat, ink, etc 2nd picture shows some nozzle issues with K head - post a nozzle test print

go a bit deeper? usually v-grooves for bending have a 'flat' instead of 'pointy' tip - is this the case with the fletcher?

if you are having issues with pdfs, and don't need to modify the artwork, just import into photoshop at the resolution needed for final output and save as rgb jpg

Or they get a nice hefty artwork line-item

...or the interior is low-energy plastic