Best frosted for large pieces.

[Dan Osterbery]

ive just tried a sample of APA air release frosted. Never used their vinyl before or any air release vinyl. Exceedingly quick and easy to apply! I will be buying some of that when my normal roll is finished!

cheers

Dan

[David Rogers]

Ritrama PTA…most of my etch work done in this – applies well wet (flood coats) or dry (text / detail).

[Jason Middleton]

Do loads of frosted work for a door manufacturer, I used to use Grafityp’s which was fine, however they ran out of stock and left me with a real problem. Switched to Metamark air release and I actually prefer their version, it’s a dream to work with, personally I think air release back is well worth the extra money.

[Martin Oxenham]

We use the air release in the printed vinyl but not sure if our fitter would be happy fitting it dry as some pieces are 2400 x 1000 in size so he would normally flood these on wet.

[Chris Windebank]

metamark and spandex use the same face film and are easy to use non bubble free versions. Have even used these side by side

[Stuart Miller]

I prefer flooding large panes with a window film rather than a vinyl. Mainly as the thinner liner means you can reverse roll it more easily. i hate trying to deal with a large expanse of paper liner.
Been using 2 mil matt from Bondyke recently for all my plain frost work.

[koniunktura]

when it comes to frozen, we use a 3M Scotchprint frozen and apply only on dry window and film. to b honest it i dont very like frozen film, but sometimes clients need clients get:) hmmm.. i remember when we gets windows from Hamburg from airport, we apply a matte laminate on windows.. u know some clients may be know, some clients may be see, but what eyes can not see, the heart doesnt pain..u know what i mean:) greetings!!