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  • John Thomson

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    21 December 2016 at 15:51

    If you want them for inside glass?……reverse print on clear them laminate with white.

    John

  • Peter Wynne

    Member
    21 December 2016 at 16:36

    Same as above really if they are for inside the window, to be viewed from the outside.

    Also little trick I recently learnt to contour cut for that use… before flooding/laminating it with white vinyl, put masking tape over all the reg marks the cutter uses, lay the white down over the top, then remove the masking tape to show the reg marks again.

    The cutter can now see the reg marks and cut the shape out through both the white vinyl and the clear vinyl! Obviously you’ll need to adjust the cutting depth to accommodate but works a treat!

  • David Hammond

    Member
    21 December 2016 at 17:31

    As above, although we’ve done both methods. Trouble is you end up with a roll of cling that rarely gets used.

    If you’re flooding with white, it’s handy to watch your plotter read the reg marks, as our Graphtec starts reading quite far away from the mark, and it does occasionally pick up the difference between the white vinyl, and clear vinyl as the mark, and it really buggers the cuts up.

  • Kevin Flowers

    Member
    21 December 2016 at 18:47

    Hi
    I have reverse printed on clear before then sprayed white cellulose from a spray can takes a bit of practice to get an even coat

  • Patrick Donaghey

    Member
    22 December 2016 at 22:03

    I must be missing something as i tought the easiset way would be to use white static cling its perfect as it can be contour cut im doing some freebies now for a local fire station i think the stuff is great to use and sticks really well onto car windows on the inside

  • Fabrice Menard

    Member
    23 December 2016 at 14:32
    quote Peter Wynne:

    Also little trick I recently learnt to contour cut for that use… before flooding/laminating it with white vinyl, put masking tape over all the reg marks the cutter uses, lay the white down over the top, then remove the masking tape to show the reg marks again.

    Hi,

    I miss something. How do you remove the masking tape after laminating?

  • Peter Wynne

    Member
    23 December 2016 at 14:36

    I normally just very gently score through the white vinyl over the masking tape (very roughly) then peel away the masking tape leaving the printed vinyl underneath.

  • Fabrice Menard

    Member
    23 December 2016 at 14:41

    ok thanks :thumbsup:

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