do i have to use wrap vinyl to go over rivets?

[Martin Pearson]

No you don’t need to use a wrap vinyl Warren, any good cast vinyl such as 751C will do the job.

Don’t forget to add extra time to fitting to cover the extra work involved.

[Warren Beard]

Thanks Martin but I forgot to mention it is digital print 😳

Sorry and thanks anyway

Warren

[Martin Pearson]

Warren, doesn’t matter you can print onto cast as easy as any other vinyl. It might work out a bit cheaper printed onto cast as well.

[Warren Beard]

Hi Martin

Excuse my ignorance, I thought you had to use proper digital media and not normal 751C, or am I being silly and you are talking about a digital media cast material. I have one quote on calendered wrap vinyl but was wondering if there was a cheaper alternative as it is just for rivets and not recesses.

cheers

Warren

[Peter Normington]

Warren, it does need to be digital media, normal vinyl can be printed on, but then the problem is cleanliness, quite often normal vinyl has surface contamination, so its not advisable.
I would use a cast digital (does not have to be specifically a wrap vinyl though,)

Peter

[Warren Beard]

Thanks Peter

I just need to find somebody who can print and supply to me then 😕

Cheers

Warren

[Peter Munday]

Warren this might make life easier.
http://www.rollepro.com/

Peter

[Peter Normington]

Peter, Have you used one?
I know Rob has had one on demo, and was going to evaluate it, I see they are being sold in the UK now, so I would be interested to know if they are as good as the look, or would they need some practice to use?
Peter

[Warren Beard]

quote Peter Munday:

Warren this might make life easier.
http://www.rollepro.com/

Peter

Believe it or not I was actually considering it :lol1: I’m sure by the time I’m finished I will be a "roller pro" 😉 :lol1:

[Nancy Wannous]

id use MPI 1900 with dol 1030 5 yrs outdoor and UV stabled