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Glad you found a solution. We started having the same issue a few years back with multiplr rolls of the FDC label, spent hours peeling that stuff of the adhesive.... We just switched to 3M cast instead. We dont do a lot of perf, and the cast goes down easier on compound curved glass, and I am...

The citrus based adhesive dissolver that we use also doubles as a wasp spray. Even when they don't die immediately they'll at least be stunned on the ground for a while. Nearly any kind of liquid chemical solution will interfere with their ability to breath.

Yes, whatever the top surface is will determine the final finish.

This is really just a starting point, you should add to it as you go. 1st, you need to know your shop labor rate. I wont detail how to do that here, because I'm on mobile and I think there are many threads on it already. 2nd, figure out a basic minimum charge. How much you need to get to cover...

Whats worse about that arrow is the the red showing is from the stroke bleed on now missing bottom right part of the "W". I have also seen some real crud out there. While coastal & inland Maine has some great signs, some made by some very talented signpainters I've had the pleasure of getting...

Been a while, but I used to order them cut to size fromhttp://www.sssigns.com/

I have had marginal success using our VP540 to cut motocross graphics that were 12 mil lam and 4 (or 6?) mil vinyl. I would use a fresh 60 deg. blade from Clean Cut, and the pressure was near to or at the top limit. After 2-3 kits the knife would become too dull. And sometimes the results were...

I know we've replaced ours a few times (not by me personally) and it has only ever helped for a short time. I just resign myself to pressing the button 1 to 10 times till it does something....

Serpentine Eurostile Extended (slanted)

I had similar issues with zeronine white, most especially if it was a full width flood coat. All their other colors worked quite well and we still use them. Maybe it was a heat issue or something fixable, but we just switched back to Gerber for white.

I've had the same issue in the past (VP-540) and it was largely blamed on static, my Roland tech explained that the static actually caused the cyan head to fire. If I wiped the media down it would stop.

I've switched to using he B-Free. I think the main thing is to tape it, even if full panel, which will prevent scratching the top surface, and then use very firm, even pressure with a rigid squeegee like the back edge of a Geek Wraps chrome (orange stuff on 1 side). Most of the...

^^what he said but for something that's sort of a similar feel, try "Rumpelstiltskin (Regular)" free on DaFont,

Little more digging and I found it. A GERBER/OMEGA font called P.T. Barnum pulled out to 310% is an exact match. (The P.T. Barnum font freely on the web is NOT the same) If you don't have Gerber, I can set it for you and email a AI, just let me know. -Ted

Because of the distorted curves, I believe this to be a character that has been pulled out to about 300% in width, with the original being somewhat like this one: Old Towne No. 536 - Webfont & Desktop font << MyFonts

You simply will not be able to print anything to clear, that when placed against a dark surface, will be legible. All CMYK colors need white behind them to accurately reflect the color. Anything darker than the white will darken the appearance of the ink as well. Either you need to sub out the...

Try Volta Pro

Benguiat and Peignot Someone must have felt rather French that day...