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There's a website which has brands of the world which offers the first two. If the attached image is Amarok, that's just a font.

If vector objects print with vivid colors but photos are off, it may be that in your RIP you don't have the settings for rendering intent of different image types set right. Different RIPs have different names for this, such a perceptual or relative or absolute or saturation or a combination...

I have had Wacom tablets on two of my computers for probably 5-6 years now. I was really hoping they would help to hand vectorizing faster among other things. But the fact is I still cannot vectorize faster with the tablet than just with the mouse. The only thing I find that works better with...

Magic introduced a solvent printable wrapping paper in 2016. They discontinued it last year and have introduced an aqueous printable wrapping paper. I think that probably says solvent wrapping paper didn't work.

PVC is generally not good for outdoor signs, unless it has been made specifically for that.

No. Solvent inks require special resin/plastic coatings on paper in order for the ink to bond.

A&S Rhino and Rister are similar but not the same

That one is for aqueous ink printers, not solvent.

https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/mti/albertus/

I don't have that model of printer, but given our experience with running stiff/thick materials through our cutter, you might try rigging up a flat output surface so that the print feeds out either level or slightly uphill.

Jester

Flareserif821

Arial. Helvetica doesn't have the diagonal cut at the top of the "t"

I wouldn't consider 5'x6' to be a large banner. We do those in-house. Although your customer may think the banner will be a long term sign, it isn't. Even screwed to a rigid surface like this one will be, it will fade in a year or two.

The one thing nobody ever seems to include in the calculation is a pro-rating of the purchase cost of the printer and an average of 1-2 service/repair charges and a printhead a year or two, and the overhead cost of having a building and the people you pay and the insurance you buy....

Yep, this. UPS has used fuel surcharges to almost triple the charges to rural addresses for us in the last 4-5 years, despite the fact that prices went down and have only partially gone back up. Every time the price of oil on the futures market moves upwards we get a new download to update fuel...

Ha! We did that boat. If I'd seen this sooner I could have answered.

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Trying to figure out what font this is. Connected letters trip up the online font ID.