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True, you can probably find an individual weight of a font or a clone for free, but, a lot of times you need the extra bold or bold italic or thin or extended and so on to go along with it. Plus, someone spent a lot of time designing those fonts, they should be paid for their service...

+1 for GBC

The type of vinyl will affect the install greatly, which in turn, will affect the price greatly. Determining what materials you will be provided with should be your first priority. After that, it really comes down to how you want to charge for the job, have you done many wraps? if so, you...

Maybe you can ship to the branches and let the branch managers handle hiring local installers.

what kind of van, what type of material, in your facility or on site?

I totally agree. I had to do a handful of fonts in school and more than anything it gives you a strong appreciation for the work that goes into making them. Which, in turn, makes you feel guilty at the thought of downloading pirated fonts. Generally, I try not to buy a new font unless I...

I have a love hate relationship with the myfonts newsletter, i can always seem to justify the purchase...:smile:

Maybe I am crazy but i spend about $200+/yr What do you spend on fonts yearly?

might be a windows update problem, check if there were any windows updates since you used the program last and try to uninstall that particular update.

If you need to maximize the heat, you can increase the number of passes and it will slow the advance of the material exposing it to a longer curing time.

I have had the same issue, you just have to adjust your temperatures up until it goes away.

That looks awesome!!

Signburst is the way to go, if you are going to be building a new design station it is worth a few extra dollars to have someone who optimizes for the sign industry do it for you. I purchased the Inferno setup not to long ago and it was worth every penny.

there is a guy not to far from me who advertises $650 for a 3/4 wrap on an express van. IMO $2850 is competitive, at least in my area, not an undercut necessarily. If i can get a truck in and out in a day my labor costs aren't going to be terrible.

I agree your vacuum settings are probably a big part of the issue. when the material gets warm and soft it tends to suction down to the platen and the advancing material behind it will push right over the top causing bunching and a head strike. I had the same issue with jetflexx. Just...

If you are thinking of spending 40-60k on a printer, it would be worth it to spend a few hundred to go to the sign show and see what will work best for your needs.

The "after output" tab changes with every different profile if you are dropping files directly into production manager (i.e. eps files or illustrator files), you have to double check each profile you use and make the change, then save the settings for that profile. Or, if you are sending a job...

and = & I like the middle right version as well, it has nice balance and hierarchy. The small "and" just doesn't look right though. Especially with the rest of KITCHEN and BATH being in all caps. A "&" might solve that problem. Just a thought, vast improvement from the previous logo...

thank you.

Looking for the "est 1887" font, thank you in advance.