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Avery has Olive Green, which is the right tone but too light (it's PMS 363). The right darkness is Bright Green, which everyone makes, but it's not olive (yellow-brown) enough.

It's not meant for cutting letters out of. It's meant for wrapping. Your test proved that. When cutting letters, use regular vinyl meant for cutting letters, and it will weed great.

It looks like the standoffs holding the small signs are ordinary standoffs, available from lots of vendors. However they appear to be attached to a larger device which is stuck to the base glass, which has the picture of a tree on it. Is that correct? I didn't find one in a quick perusal of...

To post the picture, you click the button below the post box that says "Upload a File". Then you browse your hard drive for the picture. Once you've selected it, you click the "Open" button and it will upload the picture. You don't use IMG tags

Harry Thin or RockyOPTI. The E's are either a different font or hand drawn. Look at the weight difference.

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Can anyone recognize the font used on Barletta? The B reminds of Blacksword, but it's not. Might be 2 fonts. I know the font for BOATS already.

rivets.

Grimco

When I got my Epson S70670, Grimco was 2-3 weeks out on installations, so I unpacked, assembled, and set it up myself. Started using it, and then they came out and did the training. I had a Mimaki JV3 that had been broken more than working the previous 6 weeks and had to get product moving out...

Almost everybody that does fabric banners or trade show displays does those too. Creative Banner/Showdown Displays & Discount Marketing Products are a couple I have bookmarked.

https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/grafolita-script#packages-section

In high school we laid out the yearbook and the school newspaper that way. Real pasteups. We were making camera-ready art that was really going to go under a camera.

On the other hand, that company name layout is so generic, I think any of us could have typed it up without ever having seen the original company's logo.

We use Norton Security Premium. You get 10 devices protected for $50 a year (buy it at Amazon and don't renew online--buy it again the next year). We don't get viruses (haven't had anything in 13 years in business and more than 25 years at home), and we also get warnings on attack websites that...

Yeah, that's how we handle the bleed on intersections too.

That is really....neato! I wish we had the market for signs like that here and I had the workshop to make them in.

No, we don't get a million bubbles. And even the few tiny bubbles that might be there will go away on their own. On the other hand, with wrap materials, if you don't apply enough pressure and heat to activate the adhesive, particularly with fine lines and small lettering, the vinyl is very prone...

It takes us about 15 minutes to install a straight one that way. Drawing a template, photographing it, scaling in the computer, warping the lettering to match takes longer.

I am guessing you want a template to pre-curve the lettering? As long as you don't use connected script, you can cut your lettering in a straight line and then cut between the letters from the bottom, 1/2" short of the top, and tape along the contour at the top of the windshield. Then you stick...