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also consider caulk but be very careful with your pronunciation and enunciation :cool:

Trying to recreate an anniversary tee design. I've cleaned it up a bit, but having the base font and recreating from there would be best. I'm sure it'll need to be manipulated a bit.

the font reminds me heavily of Myriad Pro, but the G and 6 aren't quite right. That might help put you on the path though. :munchie:

Does it look anything like this?

What's Canada got to do with anything?

what are the ink requirements and how detailed is the print?

If I'm reading this correctly, really the only advantage styrene has over PVC is price. Is that correct?

don't forget to include the cost of cleaning up that FUGLY file with all it's auto-trace nastiness o_O

Exactly what Black Star said. My bet is on the white being over-cured with the flash, resulting in the blue not adhering to it, but it really could go either way. If you stretch the print, does it crack at all? Also, the white is NOT smooth (it should be), and the blue looks like a ridiculously...

I am NOT a bank. If you're an established customer with a long-standing relation on good terms I will likely let you pay upon delivery, otherwise all jobs are invoiced as 50% deposit, balance due upon delivery. If you need terms, take if up with your credit card company and I'll eat the 3% fee...

I don't really talk about it much, but when I'm not doing this stuff (aka my "blue skies" job), I work with a disaster management team. I've seen the "government help" first-hand and while I admit they do some good, they also don't. :omg: One of my favorite phrases to that effect is "expect to...

what's a "gal" gotta do to get invited for slumber party pillow fight shenanigans? ;)

of you're DEFINITELY gonna screw some prints up, BTDT. In fact, probably at least enough to pay for a cheap cold laminator ;)

you might be on to something there. I think even NASA uses gold wiring in spacecraft!

ooh, I'ma be able to get a LOT of signs! ......er.....wait.....am I doing it right? :banghead:

jtill, not sure if you got this working or not but I did send you a related message ;)

hi

Sure, I used a Big Squeegee for a while, and even made myself a second one. Not perfect, but works and doesn't take up any space at all.

are you currently doing sublimation? if not, do you have the business lined up to support it? Do you understand the limitations of sublimation (polyester/light colors/etc)? What can sublimation do for you that the white toner printer can't already? the answers to those may help you make the...

is there still a market for this sort of thing? I've been playing with casting resins lately and that coupled with a CNC carving could be doable, using mica powders to metallize it.