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banner Lamination
What is the process for banner lamination? I am new to digital printing and not sure how it is done!!
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8 Replies
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I’m new to doing my own printed banners too.
I use liquid laminate Clearshield which can be rollered or sprayed on.
I prefer the satin finish.
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Maybe just us but on our PVC banners we dont laminate, just print, cut, hem and eyelet then ship it out. Surely these are short term items?
Andy
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Same as Andy, short term use so whats the point.
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not just you andy. and i can’t see that the laminate would last the constant flexing
chris
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95% of the times we do like Andy, but when a customer wants a banner that will withstand a little longer we use a liquid laminate. When using the liquid laminate use a roller and remember that you have to let it dry for 72h after applying the liquid.
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This banner is to go outside a chip shop and I know they expect it to last for quite a while!
Its going out unlaminated now cos they nees it in a hurry!
Is it possible to use some sort of vinyl lamination and if so do how does it work?
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quote :Is it possible to use some sort of vinyl lamination and if so do how does it work?
it sticks on…..
a banner out all the time about 12 mts max unless the wind gets it first.
if they want a something longer lasting then they want a sign.
chris
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quote Chris Wool:it sticks on…..
My question may seem stupid but I was lead to believe you couldn’t laminate banner using vinyl. Hence the question seeking clarification!
It is fairly sheltered where its going so it should be fine!
Cheers guys
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