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Victor Serif https://www.kometa.xyz/typefaces/victor-serif

Thanks, but that's not it.

I've tried everything on this one - any ideas?

My sample is not molested. It represents the original which inherently has that hand-drawn, uneven sort of look.

I've run this through my mill and got nothing.

I couldn't find anything on this one...

FWIW: https://befonts.com/west-side-typeface.html

This is from a TROPHY "PRO" boat. Top one is how it sits on the boat, bottom one is leveled to what I think is level. Not sure if it's a font that has been stretched, or hand-drawn.

Font or drawn? I don't know if they're CAPS or lowercase.

I've tried everything on this one. Sorry for the poor sample.

I've tried all the usual tools on this one, but no results. *I have no idea if this sample has been stretched or forced, or if it's in its natural state. I also don't know if the characters are upper case, lower case, or a combination of both.

Sorry for the poor sample; I don't know if it normally stands straight or slanted, and this photo was taken from an angle for sure.

Yes, as I always use RGB black for my black fills (it provides for a much nicer, deeper, richer black than CMYK), and I'm printing in high-quality mode for these particular decals due to the very small print, there is a fair bit of ink put down, so I figure at least an hour dry time would be...

Thanks Joe. What I've been doing so far is printing the registration marks for "Print & Cut" (Roland VW), letting it dry for a day or two, then cutting (again, no Lam on this particular job). So I'm just wondering if that amount of dry time is required, or if I could get away with much less dry...

While we understand that solvent ink affects the adhesive on regular white print vinyl, and therefore requires 24-48 hours dry time before laminating, I'm wondering what dry time we need to give if we're just printing on clear, gloss laminate? It's solid black ink only, and I'm contour-cutting...

How timely. I'm using Corel X7 (and CS6) and recently had a designer send me a file (using Illy 2019) and whether it was an EPS, ai or PDF, all the files (when imported into CorelDraw or Illy CS6) were comprised of and broken up into individual horizontal bands, which, when ungrouped, could be...

Yes folks, Gino (the forum's perennial, abrasive jackass) is not attempting a jab here, he's genuinely interested in what font this is. How transparently pathetic.

^^^ Thanks for that. Onwards & upwards.

Sorry, yet another false claim. This is what I had to work with. Why are you so bitter and argumentative on this? This is just a simple ID request. I've given you what you demanded, and you still aren't happy. Geesh.

Here ya go....