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… and another query
I have 50 small signs to produce for a car sales forecourt, the type of sign you see on the window of the cars stating the mileage/mot/spec etc.
Anyway customer wants them dry wipe so they can be reused. Now the last lot he had were all done on fluted display which obviously isn’t dry wipe. I previously bought some clear vinyl material before that was used on signs to make them dry wipe (it wasn’t just a laminate) but I can’t remember for the life of me what it was called or where I got it from!Is there a dry wipe type of board already out there that I can buy, obviously there must be for making drywipe boards, but does anyone know of a supplier? Or is fluted and a clear overlay a cheaper option?
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Whiteboards are constructed with one of three material: the cheaper melamine resin, polyester coated steel and more expensive models made from porcelain…
Apparently….
I would of thought the way you are doing it is the cheapest way. MacTac do a clear vinyl Marcie.
Tim.
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Try Sahara Presentations,they do hand held and slightly larger melamine type boards.
Mightn be cheaper/easier buying them in rather than covering something with a dry-wipe film 😕 -
thanks Fred. I was thinking more from a hassle point of view. If I could get away without covering in a film then thats quicker for me.
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Hexis do a dry wipe film.
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any polyester anti-graffiti film should work as a dry wipe, we use the one from Europoint for that very reason
Robert Horne do a dry wipe sheet buts its only 0.8mm thick, requires bonding to something and is very brittle. But its cheap.
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Marcella, I generally just flood coat panels with dry erase vinyl to make white boards.
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cheers, David, just gave my Metamark rep a call.
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