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I'm ashamed of that.. I have another client that uses that font! that must be where I'd seen it lol thank you for the help

I've seen this one a million times, just cant remember.... anyone?

thank you!

anyone recognize this font?

Hi All.. I've recently acquired an older Benes OND143M series heater/dryer for use with my equally older Roland SC545EX printer.. The trouble is- I'm not sure how it mounts to the printer, or if i even have all necessary parts to do so. None of the brackets provided really seem to jive together...

gracias Thank you kind sir

anyone know this one off-hand? I've seen a million times, but the name escapes me..

I, too use only latex paints for all of my signage. Have been for 10+ years now. The only times that a problem like that might arise would be if the paint was anything but high-gloss or semi-gloss, as this creates a nice, solid surface for the vinyl to stick. the glossier, the better. Also...

Is there any way to recover a newly deleted job from the production manager? i have a printed piece to which the accompanying cut-file has been deleted this morning! Any ideas??? Using Flexisign Pro 8.6

thank you, all-seeing eye!

Ok, I know this should be an easy one for somebody, but evidently not me. Can anyone help with this font name? much appreciated

Anyone recognize the font pictured??

There's a great product, sold at lowe's called "clear-seal" #606, made by SEAL KRETE. This is a water-based, clear acrylic-urathane product, originally formulated for concrete flooring. This makes a great clear-coat alternative to any solvent-based products, and will adhere to almost any...

Thank you, kind sir

Anyone recognize either of the fonts on this logo?? any help would be greatly appreciated

ditto~~

I've been using 12mm pvc for exterior use dimensional letters for years.. Have had great results with stud-mounting them to monuments, walls, etc. Very important to seal any cut edges by brushing or soaking the product in pvc cleaner before painting, as it closes any open cells left from...

I've had great results with simple exterior spackle as filler. The key is to be sure and sand the edges smooth first, especially any cut ones. Then fill, and ROLL a good exterior latex primer, such as glidden gripper, or even Behr. something with a high-solid content. 2-3 coats of that stuff...

yep. My print room is as clean as a surgical room, but I still have the occasional dust issue once in a while. Sometimes the stuff clings to the media by static in the air, or on your clothes, or by gremlins. I've noticed that a very light surface sweeping with a swifter cloth helps, but don't...

I use them as well, and have for years. Great results, although the low-ink indicator doesn't always work. It pays to keep an eye on the levels manually. For the cost difference to OEM, you can't go wrong/