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bingo! thanks

looking for this one...

Hunter has some of the coolest wrecker graphics. usually different designs too. i see them all over town :thumb:

good tip. we're in the process of evaluating how to improve our laminator that is in the same shape yours was. thanks for the link

could it be (page size/document border) stroke width in Onyx?

ah, that makes more sense now. do you use laminates with clear backing liner? if so, reuse the takeup roll from the lamination process, instead of chunking it in the trash. that could be a source of "clear" liner you might already have.

as always, Thank you :)

looking for this one... thanks

i'd just use clear premask. the (diamond) reg marks are very helpful too if you can utilize that method with your cut layouts.

we still have thermal die cut presses that are used for very large quantity runs. they're wrong-reading (mirror image) coated aluminum stamped with a sharp raised edge. heat, pressure, and hold to allow the individual sheets placed under to melt/cut graphic. we also have (but don't use...

1 28ft roll of printed window perf is a big task for running thru the premask and for applicators, no? could you chunk it into (x) amount of smaller pieces? the premask on unlaminated perf works fine. i would think you may have tunneling issues between time of premask, transport/shipping, and...

i use Pro Vehicle Outlines and Mr.Clipart for vehicle templates. typically they're pretty accurate. i always try to measure when possible to verify sizes if i can get them. i'll have customer send photos if it's not at the shop. for wraps or large panels we oversize (bleed) graphics to allow...

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the higher tack premask will help. another thing to try is just before application time, hand re-squeegee the backing paper side (face down) as you remove the backing liner from the premask. this is helpful if you have space to work with. you'll also have the squeegee in hand if you need to...

get well s00n J Hill !

in the just released CC update to Photoshop, there is now a tool for font matching to Adobe Type Kit fonts. highlights here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyW44Tnwh-Y at 1:52 *MODS: i was not sure if 'Fonts & Type' or 'Software-Adobe-Photoshop' was best forum to post this topic in.

goudy handtooled (condensed)

when i run this type decal i make 2 separate files, one for the mirrored print (reverse reading, printed in reverse order dark to light) and one file for top print (right reading, printed in normal light to dark). if printing 4color process it may not matter the CMYK print sequence as much as...

trying to find the base font of this logo. with swashes preferred. may be hand drawn only...

thanks Tiki!