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Some kind of graffiti font, ran it through "whatfontis.com", 1001fonts, and dafont graffiti selection and couldn't find anything.

I don't have any advice these other good people haven't already given... ...but I find myself being extremely interested in what the artwork in question looks like...

So difference between laminate and UV foil is longevity and cost? Seems like laminate would cost more and last longer, but the UV foil is a really sweet alternative. Thanks Fred!

Gerber2 Foil, sorry!

Have looked around on the forum and haven't seen any topics on the pro's/con's of laminating foil decals. Obviously you almost always want to laminate anything that is printed with ink. But what about foil? Surely it can't hurt, but does it matter? Thanks for input in advance. ^_^

Sorry for slow response. To release some of the pressure it sometimes helps to lift or cut the spent vinyl backing. I have tried to BS plotted vinyl and the results are rarely good. If the lettering is reverse it usually turns out really nice.

There's a big problem with graffiti/tagging around here and it'd be nice to be able to clean it if the paint goes over the lettering. Also it will be worth laminating if it will increase the lifespan of the vinyl without making it look aweful.

Sorry I think you misunderstood. This is not printed reflective, it is plotted.

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I'm going to plot some 10yr reflective vinyl for a sign job and would like to know two things. #1: Will it still be just as reflective with lam on it? #2: Will it last longer with lam on it, or will the lam peel before 10yr mark? Thanks!

We have a 5' cold lam and don't use it unless the substrate is over 3' wide or 4' long. If it's under 3' wide or 4' long I always use the big squeegee. Love it to death. The quality is the same both ways. However there seems to be less chance for a problem to arise using the big squeegee...

Absolutely awesome... until I saw the car. :(

I've seen some very talented screen printers in terms of art, and in comparison to sign makers, the screen printers I've seen are much better because they have a broader audience that requires a more flexible talent with art versus sign makers have to do a lot of boring corporate looking stuff...

Be glad to give you our source on banners... They are made about 30 minutes away from us. Top quality and really good prices. http://www.bannerfactory.com/ Ask them to mail you a color chart if you deal with multiple color banners.

Yes, we have 2. Do you want one? No. My eyes are still young.

masochist - A willingness or tendency to subject oneself to unpleasant or trying experiences. Hm. I guess so! :thumb: "There is nothing impossible to him who will try." - Alexander the Great

Oh, we have a 62" printer. Just felt like plotting it.

Did this for a banner last week for the Buddhist temple. First plotted thing I could think of worth posting on the forum. Didn't take that long but it was very difficult and it looks cool. ^_^

I liked the stars and fancy lines in the original. I would just flip the bottom fancy line so it's not pointing the same direction as the one on the top.

I'm also aware of this issue, but have been working around it pretty well for a long time now. I hope they fess up to it and give us some refunds someday but so long as we have this printer and the higher power's that be want me to keep servicing it, I'm not going to complain. ^_^ She's a good...