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supplier needed for Solid colour bubble free wrap vinyl?

Posted by Warren Beard on 23 July 2008 at 18:10

Hi All

Who supplies the above? I have some private wrapping to do and as I have to work alone and it is an awkward design I wanted to use bubble free just to make it a bit easier.

I’m looking for a bright green (and white but that’s obvious)

cheers

Warren

Albert Yi replied 17 years, 1 month ago 8 Members · 14 Replies
14 Replies

Graeme Harrold

Member
23 July 2008 at 19:07

Give Hexis a go…………
Robert Lambie

Member
23 July 2008 at 19:26

MACtac do one "i think"… i know they offer wraps in various colours and i know they offer bubble free vinyl, but not 100% if its bubble free wrap.
Peter Normington

Member
23 July 2008 at 19:51

Allprint are were doing a deal on mac 9800, bubble free. as it is being discontinued. Dont know if its good for wrapping though,

Peter
Jon Marshall

Member
23 July 2008 at 20:59

Well that didn’t last long!
Shane Drew

Member
24 July 2008 at 07:01

Avery do a product in colours here called A9 wrap material, and Oracal do colours in Oracal 970 wrap material with air release adhesive.
Alan Drury

Member
24 July 2008 at 08:21

I think Victory are doing an Arlon product with bubble free adhesive
Alan D
Warren Beard

Member
24 July 2008 at 08:46

quote Shane Drew:

Avery do a product in colours here called A9 wrap material, and Oracal do colours in Oracal 970 wrap material with air release adhesive.

Just spoke to Europoint and they only do black and white in 970 😕
Shane Drew

Member
24 July 2008 at 10:35

quote Warren Beard:

quote Shane Drew:

Avery do a product in colours here called A9 wrap material, and Oracal do colours in Oracal 970 wrap material with air release adhesive.

Just spoke to Europoint and they only do black and white in 970 😕

Really? 😮

I’ve done a van in yellow here, and a motor home in blue. Bit short sighted only having black and white. They are the least popular colours to change a vehicle colour too 😕
Warren Beard

Member
24 July 2008 at 11:27

Yip, I was even put on hold while they double checked 😕 The old 851 is now 951 but is not bubble free. They call their bubble free "Rapid Air"

Hexis are sending me a swatch for their new range called HexPress so will see what they have there.

cheers

Warren
Shane Drew

Member
24 July 2008 at 12:04

this is our 970 colour range http://www.ags.com.au/store/subcategory … goryID=605

The new 970 has rapid air adhesive, but the original shipment was the old adhesive, but you use the command spray.

We only have 851 cast… never heard of 951 😕
Warren Beard

Member
24 July 2008 at 12:46

the 851 is the 951, just a name/code change, they could not tell me why only that it was the exact same vinyl 😕 sounds like a waste of effort to change a code.
Shane Drew

Member
24 July 2008 at 13:27

quote Warren Beard:

the 851 is the 951, just a name/code change, they could not tell me why only that it was the exact same vinyl 😕 sounds like a waste of effort to change a code.

When the 870 changed to 970, it was because the 970 is printable and the 870 isn’t. The change to 951 from the 851 may indicate the same thing (?)
Warren Beard

Member
24 July 2008 at 13:37

from my past dealings with them I wouldn’t be surprised if you knew more than they did :lol1: 🙄
Albert Yi

Member
9 August 2008 at 21:00

Any idea if Avery A9 and Avery 900 are the same product? A9 is available in the US, but not 900.

Would these require an overlaminate for wrapping purposes?

Thanks