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  laminator temperature

  Posted by John Imrie on 2 January 2008 at 16:40

  i have just bought a new laminator the temperature only goes to 50 degrees (top Roller) i was reading that you need to be able to heat grafiwrap to 90 degrees with a bottom roller for it to "cook the glue"
  does that mean i wont be able to try grafiwrap?

  John Imrie replied 17 years, 10 months ago 3 Members · 3 Replies
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  Chris Wool

  Member

  2 January 2008 at 16:47

  quote :

  does that mean i wont be able to try grafiwrap?

  means you wont be able to have the extra benefits ?

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  John Childs

  Member

  2 January 2008 at 16:51

  No. Just put it through twice at 50 degrees. Same thing. 😀

  Seriously, you can still use Grafiwrap, and I would recommend that you try it because it is good stuff. The only thing is that the initial tack is higher if it isn’t cooked, also it won’t remove quite so easily. But even with those limitations it will be no worse than many other wrap vinyls out there.

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  John Imrie

  Member

  2 January 2008 at 18:20

  thats not so bad i can still try it

  i bought my new system just before christmas and have booked a course in wrap for this month its with BP the dealer also recommends their is it? camoflage wrap material, have any of you tried it or do you have any info on the course

  thanks for replies

  John

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