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Image is a bit fuzzy. Traced a couple letters...still no luck. Thank you, Tony

Thank you!! Would have never found it.

Not having much luck finding it. Thank you!

Perfect...thank you Tiki !!

Looking for this one...traced a couple letters and wtf wasn't even close. Thank you!

Maybe take the rivets out, lay the vinyl and put the rivets back.

Thanks Fred..thought it looked familiar!

wtf didn't find it. Thank you!

Thanks for the replies...but this post was from a year ago and the job is long gone. If the need comes up again, I will know where to look.

ran it by wtf...way off. Thanks in advance.

also check the cutting strip where the blade runs...if there's a groove in it, that may be your problem.

Thank you Fred!

Finding a couple similar ones but not exact. Thank you!

I'm asking because maybe there's a reason I shouldn't that I don't know about...lol

Thanks, I'll give ir a try.

Customer with a seadoo wants a couple parts wrapped with red metallic...but also wants some cut lettering in the same color. Has anyone used the 3m 1080 wrap vinyl for cut lettering? Will the 1080 have enough tac to stay on? Could get some red metallic in 180c for the cut lettering? Hate to buy...

Crack and peel should be the name of these fonts. Peeling around the edges, and has several cut or scrape lines through it. Any ideas on these two? Thank you.

It's been 7 or 8 years, but before I got the roland printer if I needed a color fade on vinyl, I used Krylon Fusion. Sprayed it in a cup and put it in the air brush. Don't think I ever cleared any of it, and held up very well. Have also used automotive touch up cans to match car colors.

Thank you!!

and what the font didn't find it either. Thank you