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What happens if you save your contour cut lines in EPS format and import into PM?

use reflective

I tried win11 and I do not recommend it. You might want to go with your win10 IOT plan, or figure out how to switch to Linux. I think it's all downhill from here for windows. Just swap SSD and try it yourself to see.

https://www.howardindustries.com/interior-signs/product/acrylic-displays Not exact, but close

https://www.dafont.com/athena-5.font

https://www.dafont.com/airstrike.font?fpp=100&text=SHEETER

I bet I could print BOTH shades of that cyan your showing on the left. The shades in the left column are not impossible to print. Maybe only impossible if you strictly follow their CMYK values, and can't tweak.

I don't think that matters. S365 has a box where you type in what PMS colors you want them to use. I type in Green=PMS999 Red=PMS888, etc. etc. I don't think they use just what's in your file, unless you don't specify any.

Old English with teeth.

You can clean the lettering with WD40 and a microfiber cloth. It might help some. But yeah, it looks bad.

https://www.dafont.com/godofwar.font I don't know the other one.

https://www.whatfontis.com/FF_Day-Roman.font

Could be AI generated.

No, it's not a "killer setup". It's roughly a grand more expensive than if you assemble these parts yourself. An Arrow lake 265K CPU for a 3 grand desktop is very...underwhelming? You're choosing a $500 motherboard... why? $120 air cooler instead of an AIO liquid cooler. Choosing a 1600W PSU...

https://www.dafont.com/campana-script.font

https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Shrikhand

Looks like a waste of plastic, $349 plus $372 per year subscription? WildWest did you ever try EndeavourOS or CachyOS (both arch based, btw)? I've been using both and really like both of them, along with Tumbleweed. I use a hot swap dock and have different SSDs for whatever I feel like running...

I'm guessing that Print Factory's pantone swatch is not the same as Flexi's pantone swatch. You can create a pantone swatch chart in Flexi (View menu->Create Swatch->Current Palette. Then make sure to select the correct one in design central and adjust how you want it layed out), and print that...

I think it would stick much better on metal instead of the glass, if it needs to be that thin. I've stuck extremely thin 3551RA on doors and it stayed on. But on your design if you thicken it just even a small amount I think it would hold much better on the glass. 3551RA also should be post...

3-6mm. But I would use Oracal 751 on that. 3551RA thin lines won't stick as well as 751 on a window.