Recent content by Fechin

Agreed, have to do that with clear and vehicle films too.

On my more heavily used rolls, I usually keep a little piece of masking tape on there with the amount written. Load a new one with 150', stop for the day at 112", write it down. Then as you go you start to see how much is left on others.

You can use the Adobe Acrobat's own tools to outline the fonts. It doesn't always do it 100%, but its worth trying. Go to Tools > Print Productions > Preflight. A window should pop up, if its not already expanded, select PDF Fix-ups, then Convert Fonts to Outlines. Then click Analyze and Fix...

Same issue and running with Onyx 22

When I had to work with SVG in Onyx cutter, I found adding more points worked out, cause it doesn't like handling fewer points with big curved lines, like the middle emblem. Sometimes subdividing the file, some add in manually to parts on the curves.

Another Way, Duplicate blue square in layers, grab the bottom transform handle to it and flip it over its top axis as if you were sizing. Align black to bottom edge of blue square duplicate, delete blue square when done.

How about this?

"Albra" is very close to the letters, but not the numbers.

Take the original file into Photoshop, use the Magic Wand with a tolerance around 25 and select all the white spaces. Open Path window, Click Make Work Path from Selection Go to File > Export > Paths to Illustrator Should save as an .AI file. Open that up, import the raster file and line it up...

Futura Now Headline Condensed ExtraBlack

Myers Sans Black and URW Dock Extended Bold were the two closest matches I could find based on the shape of BFC

I find that when I get Canva files, I have to go to Canva in Firefox, find that element. Go to Firefox's Tools>Page Info> Media and find the graphics element in there to download on its own.

Same, I keep two Swatches in mine, Black 0/0/0/100 and True Black 75/68/68/100 as Spot colors, and I even printed little cards to keep at the computers and counters to show the difference.

Recently we've been working with a collision repair company that's been servicing PACE recently. They have older and newer buses, with minute differences we've been discovering. Older buses get the older logo and newer the newer(though its only a minor difference) and they use 3M brand blue...

There might be some viability with a resin printer, I can't say how well it would do for outdoor applications, but perhaps on smaller interior jobs. No matter what method is printed, some finishing will be needed. And any printer will need a set up of it own, such as ventilation and curing...