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Extra Brain Power required
I have a customer who wants in simple terms a magnetic drywipe board 900 x 600mm in size
The problem comes about because he wants something printed on the board but to still be able to write on and wipe off.
I’ve had a thought about this and come up with the following options:
1) A normal magnetic drywipe board with a digital print applied – would this be possible to write on write off??
2) Steel Coated card 0.75mm printed direct with inkjet then laminated with clear drywipe vinyl form hexis then put into a snap frame – is it possible to print direct to the steel coated card? and who might be able to do this?
3) Sheet of steel with digital print – again would this be possible to write on write off??
No.s 1 & 3 could again be laminated with the hexis dry wipe
Any other ideas???
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Hi Lorraine
Do you have to print the extra material?
Last white board I customised I merely plotted the required componenets from vinyl and applied them to the white board.
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You would be able to write on a digitial print IF you used the correct marker – however the problem would be abraision when wiping it off or the fact that a permanant marker would “stain” the vinyl. Using a solvent which would work on a normal whiteboard to remove writing will kill a digital print in seconds.
Best is to use a steel back , white vinyl digitally printed and a wipe off type lamination that is solvent proof. We have a white epoxy coated steel plate called Chromodek here in SA which would be the ideal substrate. -
Why not just get a magnetic board however you would normally then apply a digital print on clear vinyl then encapsulate with Hexis stuff?
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