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Helvetica Neue standard, a little stretched. thanks!!

the g and c are too round for helvetica

any help is appreciated.

Looks sharp, good work.

based on the picture posted, that is a typical output for an eco solvent print. No one is going to be inspecting the color from less than a few feet away. The minor amount of mottling there could be improved by creating your own profiles, but, that will never completely go away on a glossy vinyl.

If your main concern is upfront cost and not using it enough, why not buy a used printer at a large discount. I have seen a number of L25500's available for around $5000, if you can use that to reduce your outsourcing by 40-50% you will have paid for it within the first year. Just a thought.

perhaps calling your local certified installers and asking what they charge would be a great starting point.

also depends on your relationship with the installer and if you know what you are doing on the production end.

depends on the market

are you using separate profiles for separate materials? try finding one profile that works well with a few different materials. That should solve your consistency issues.

Interesting job. The velcro probably cost more than the print. That stuff is pricey. I did a similar project a few years back that included a track system that you had to screw into the truck body and ratchet strap to the undercarriage. The install was fast but i wasn't a fan of punching a...

something like this

personally i think that barrel is off of a handle of a glass door, the bevel in it is where the cross bar of the handle rests. perhaps look into replacement parts for glass door handles.

also try gyford standoffs, standoffsystems.com

mbs-sign.us they have high quality and a large selection, i didn't search that style specifically but they should have it.

you may need to find a better profile for the material all profiles are not created equal. Or, you can try to increase the quality mode for the print.

Or, offer to remove the graphic free of charge and tell her to stick it up her @$$

Unless you agree that the wall is unacceptable, there is no reason to walk away from getting paid for the work you completed.

that sounds awful

haha, if only you could say that and retain them as a customer!!