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Tex likes the bottom. I like that basic corporate looking one on the top left.

He was trying to signal to the girl to run and hide, this guy's got questions and wants to buy something on the top rack

I worked at Home Depot when I was in college. We would keep a look out for customers that could potentially ask too many questions or want wood cut and beeline it to the back aisle until they went away.

If you can change the head yourself and order through your dealer or someone like solventinkjet then it should be much cheaper and worthwhile. $7k not so much.

why not keep it simple and touchup the heads with some matching paint? Measure out the holes so they are symmetrical

As gino said, the clear is going to be the part that lowers the life span of the sign

What a great font with so many varieties to choose from.

Even the 080 we get from EMS has a slight bow to it. That real light stuff is better suited for forming which gives it strength, like in metal siding.

That's around 24gauge which is super flimsy. We bought 10 4x10 sheets of 24ga galvalume last year to replace the ridge cap on our shop, the stuff was a royal pain to handle. It was tricky to shear and brake since it was so floppy. I don't see someone making signs with it plus the edges would...

A little more than 1/2 a mm but less than 5/8

I know.

Tard

Don't tell me I'm the first one to think of this:

Probably cross contamination. It's takes persistence to clear it. Head cleans. I don't remember the Roland procedures but if there is an ink fill try that on the yellow channel. Printing blocks will take forever.

Don't be a sore winner. It's not anyone else's fault that you got there first.

A customer told me I was old the other day

Sounds like you had the inside scoop on where that truck was at and where it was heading. Suspicious? Yes, a little.

I think tex needs to practice up on his hijacking skills before he attempts his next heist.

Thanks, I will definitely be keeping a lookout for this animal.

Technically, I think svg would be considered a universal vector format that is not proprietary to any software company.