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I know in flexi you can change 'text' object to not have any color correction, but still have correction etc for vector and raster objects. I (used to, before offloading my printer) do that when I had small text to print and didnt want any color-to-color calibration issues to come into play

GE Inspira?

kabel

turn off color correction

Isadora / Mata Hari / Swansea

welcome from cali :thumb:

output size compensation?

typeset in omega and export for your use? edit: looks like Berthold's Avant Garde BQ Bold should do the trick

probably a prep issue since it was plastic

If I knew what "sub-block heat applied vinyl" was maybe

I find 'nickle plate' all the time in architectural specs. my response: brushed aluminum

those heads look TRASHED headsoak overnight, see if it helps

ah, well if you want the vintage '70's iron-on t-shirt lettering look, cooper is the one :thumb:

I've seen flexsteel (adhesive mag receptive material) used like that for menu boards

I would switch away from cooper black

A&S Black Swan

pot -> kettle

no, no, and no start over, and then start over again

+1 - its GRRRrrreat

...or draw the box yourself