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If you don't have print material. Lay black first as your block out layer and then white over top of that.

This is a response that I read yesterday that another person received from Avery.

How is this being cut? The edges look rough in the picture, maybe just the picture? The roughness in my experience often means micro cracks that turn into big cracks when any pressure is applied later. Could be as simple as a bump and they'll show up anywhere in the panel. We have all of our...

3M General Purpose Adhesive Remover. It can be purchased at our local NAPA reducing the need to order and ship.

Personally, I wouldn't even bother with spray laminate if it isn't anything that you have on hand. The vinyl adhesive will fail long before the color fades and the spray laminate won't stop that from happening. His need to save money isn't worth your time trying to make something that will...

You can apply the reflective over the laminate. I wouldn't put the reflective under the laminate as air will get trapped at the edge of the vinyl and I've seem premature material failure because of it.

I have been given a letter style to match, anyone recognize? It has been arced so it is slightly distorted.

In my experience the 3951 has a higher initial tack than the 3751. I prefer the 3751 as I do a lot of installs by myself.

Thanks! I figured with the age that it wasn't an actual font but hoped for something close.

I think this may be similar enough for what I need to do. Thanks, Fred!

I am here because I have already tried that and also whatfontis.com and came up empty handed.

Looking for the INTERNATIONAL font or anything similar. This was used in the 1920's-40's. Any help is appreciated!

That is what the test print looked like for my printer when the head was due for replacement. The head was past projected life span for me. Are you getting overspray? I had that too and was told it has to do the the head misfiring. Head replacement fixed the overspray and banding.

I've seen a decline this last few years. Had to actually send two 100 packs back to my supplier this summer as the entire blade had been cut wrong. No point and no edge, you could physically see the flat spot on the edge where it should have been sharp. I've had other packs where half of them...