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does anyone have a problem with vinyl not sticking to dulux?
Posted by adam scott on 26 October 2006 at 14:05Does anybody else have a problem with vinyl not sticking to deluxe paint if so why and what do you do 😕
John Singh replied 19 years ago 6 Members · 9 Replies -
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Hi Kate
How are you, The paint and the Vinyl are both matt.
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Hiya,
matt paint is a nightmare to get vinyl to stick to. You really need a smooth surface, and matt paint can have quite a powdery finish to it so the vinyl doesn’t have much to grab at. What year life is the vinyl? -
Only three to five year but its only the delux paint im having trouble with…
It will only be up for a week or so as its exhibition but its coming of within a day ….. -
Have you tried applying heat to it with a hair dryer (not a heat gun) after application?
Sometimes that helps but not always.
love….Jill -
Paint comes in various grades and in different bases.
Oil (solvent) based paints like gloss / satin for wood & metal, or water based for a vinyl / acrylic / latex gloss or satin emulsion. For pure MATT finishes it is more common to use purely a powder base.
Vinyl will not really stick to a pure MATT finish for any length of time.
You can, as Jill suggests try warming it with a heat gun. It will help a little.
I always specify to clients that they MUST have a minimum of a satin finish before I’ll attempt temporary graphics on a painted wall.
Dave
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The backing paper! What’s that?
I’m pretty high on all this evo-stick I’ve ordered in
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