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If the service was as reasonably priced as the vector doctor I would probably use it.

Thanks! That's it and any excuse for another LHF font is good.

Thanks to all who looked, guess it's another case of using one as close as possible.

Thanks for looking....I am stumped, might just go with as close as possible.

You met the minimum, there should be no shipping charges. It's on them that they can't send it in one shipment.

Struck out again...can anyone identify this one? thanks

Anyone recognize this one? Looks like a font that was customized. Thanks

I agree, the primer's not sticking, so despite your prep it's not clean enough, or it's not curing. 50 degrees isn't that cold, but it's also not great for curing so adding time to the process. I think the suggestion to cut the shape from another piece of material that doesn't need any priming...

At least it's legible...

I wish there were more follow ups...

Since this is 3 months old maybe Stacey could fill us in on how it came out.

Three suggestions to work with what you have. 1. See if the printer can convert the printer to all pigment inks. This was an option available on their bigger printers. 2. You can clear coat. There are several options available, spraying but it is stinky and expensive or brush/roller...

Still a BS response...

Installed a year ago and owner doesn't have a clue?....sounds fishy to me.

If you go the flat panel route either design the fasteners into the sign, some type of pattern or border that will make them easier to hide or with the industrial look and make them large, prominent and obvious and paint black or

Same to you and your family

I have had many embroidered for our shop with a small logo (3"x4"?) top left. I always buy them in person so I can check out the construction to make sure they have no obstructions.

If you use commercial app fluid it's ready for trimming almost immediately.With soapy water not so much.

I'd use 1/4" backer and a piece of the same 1/2" as the letters for the bottom and rout a channel to glue it in. Make the base wide enough to be stable and you can add a few pieces of mounting tape if need to hold it to the counter

Looks like a PVC type product to me. What is the grey shaped post made from?