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Flexi 12, 19, & 21 on Win 11 computers with no problem.

Too much pressure on the laminator as cited above, but do you have the option to try heat when laminating? It might help it from what kind of looks like shrinkage.

You'll find a Letterheads font close, like Old Stock, but that is custom painted. Probably a Pierce, thus meaning it's their proprietary fonts.

He said, "savory". :p

Draw the air out of the lines [syringe] and replace the dampers.

It's all cool. I redrew it all from scratch from the bad pics I had and was 95% close. I knew it was an LHF font, but didn't have the time to delve into their library. Funny thing too, the entire time I was recreating the lettering, I was listening to Johnny Cash, which so happens to be their...

What type of printer are you using? Material-wise, I use IJ680CR with 8518 laminate. The Oracal is too dark for Engineer Grade, and Arlon requires I bake the s.o.b. for it to stick to a vehicle. Printing: for the Mutoh printers, I modified a 3M Prem G profile to make it work for me and I...

I use an HP 560 Latex at work and VJ1324, VJ1324X, and a VJ1617H at home. NONE of these reduce reflectivity even when printing doubles strike.

You also need to state what your cutter is. If it is a Summa, the GoSign cuts PDFs. If it's a Graphtec or Mutoh, etc, then why not just cut it through Flexi...? You could also bring it into Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape and convert it into an SVG.

This is my daily thing as I do police and ambulatory vehicles as part of my 9-5 gig. Depending on the gray (Ford changed their colors again this year), run a CMYK black and do a color swatch strip showing 5% - 100% opacities. Printing grays on reflective is fine. Latex or solvent, it's still...

I usually print mirror-imaged on clear vinyl (Oracal 3640, for instance) and laminate it in white Oracal 3640. It's calendared and as it's in a window, with the sunny blasting on it daily, you'll get 3-4 MAX whatever you put up there.

I'm stumped on a font. The "R" is the trick apparently. Tries whatfontis.com, whatthefont.com, matcherator.com, etc, etc...MAYBE someone has seen this? And it figures, it's a rush job for me. yippee. Thanks in advance as it is greatly appreciated.

Thank you! That's weird. I used www.whatfontis.com and it did not show me that font as an option. Glad it did for you.

I did a search (i.e. whatthefont, matcherator, etc.) and could find it. I have to samples of it off of race cars after simplifying it in Photoshop. Anyone seen something looking real close it this? TYIA

Highly likely that the font was proprietary. Welch Fire Equipment Corporation went out of business fairly recently and that font most likely went with the company. Have you looked to see if Letterheads has something close?

I have the same issue with a gray / silver for one of the nearby county sheriff departments. I usually print out about 50 2"x4" swatches in two profiles, which look dramatically different to one another, and let them choose. Nothing is ever going to be a 100% match as I am not using my...

I don't know how old the heads are, but your best bet is to just replace them all. All I've ever used is distilled water.

FlexiSign DOES have a Barcode39 generator and I've been using it the past week HEAVILY as I am dealing with a client who is logging their inventory into a new system. I've been using the Auto Serializing menu under "Arrange" to produce consecutive numbering for their crates and multi-sized bins...

The font, NOT you, is a red-headed stepchild...lol. I'm just tired of all its incarnations and over usage in the emergency field.

I have a Sheriff's Department that does similar things. Before I even lay it out, I already know that it will either be to small, or condense it until it's unreadable. I show options on the proof, show notes of sizes, etc. and have the Sheriff sign the proof with the option picked out. It's a...