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Reflective is always going tom be grey colored. It's the nature of the beast.

I come up with Ubuntu Bold

I did a search and didn't find one, but there is a font out there that looks similar. I see it used on menus.

Why not just cut some letters out of the vinyls you are considering (or even just some squares) and go out there and stick them on. Go back a few days or a week later and see how they fared. That will work better than any online speculation.

Paint the back of the acrylic instead of using vinyl to color it.

The sign will not go on a roof with L brackets no matter what it's made of.

Arlon DPF8000 will work on that. If they've bought the vinyl ones.

Your RIP manufacturer should have them. We use Onyx, and we mostly use the ones we got from the Onyx profile downloader, though I have made a couple that I use. In particular, we use a CMYKlclm only profile for outdoor banners and signs to avoid the fading issue with the orange ink.

https://www.ffonts.net/OPTIManfred.font with a modified S The other looks like Palatino Linotype Italic

It probably is causing it. But my advice is unless you actually use the font manager to categorize and sort your fonts, just uninstall it.

We do seasonal graphics changeouts at a luxury purse company's factory outlet store which is literally right across the street from us. But the company's ad agency and graphics supplier (located in the Northeast) is not who hires us to do it. They design the advertising and ship the graphics...

The Avery optically clear laminate that is bundled with MPI1105 is vinyl. No fear of getting polyester. We use the optically clear DOL1360Z as our standard for the very reason stated above--we don't have to stock a different laminate for window wraps. It is thinner (1.3 mil) than their DOL1060Z...

Hmmm. Maybe the company that hired you to install just does design and doesn't actually manufacture anything. Then they just sit at their desk and watch the money roll in.

A 4x8 of 3/16" polycarbonate is $225, so that's $450 to the customer. But you only net $225 of it. The time it takes to retrieve the faces, remove the vinyl and clean them, and put them back up is all charged to the customer. But you didn't have to buy a piece of polycarbonate to do it or put...

Speaking of DTG, has anybody found a wholesaler that makes DTG that looks any good? I've tried a few, and they just don't turn out the way they should (and the printing doesn't last).

Aachen Bold

Normally street sign posts are just driven into the ground. If you have to put a sleeve in practically flush with ground level, you'd be using a sledge hammer.

The tool is simple in Corel Draw. The video may have confused you because its subject was ways to use transparency, and pointillizer was only incidental. To make your dot gradient, you just create an object, fill it with a fountain fill that goes from color to transparent. Then use the...

It's called the Pointillizer tool. This tutorial explains it, amongst a bunch of other effects. https://learn.corel.com/tutorials/coreldraw-advanced-transparency-effects/