Short term bubble free printable vinyl

[Ian Johnston]

use a repositionable vinyl, it’s very easy to put on, and fairly cheap. also a lot thicker so client won’t balls it up

[Peter Normington]

bubble free and cheap are not 2 words that go together, otherwise most vinyls would have the feature!
When you say doors, do you mean vehicle doors?
if so I would just use a thicker label vinyl laminated, it is easier to fit by joe public, but the alternative would be to supply instructions on how to fit wet….

Peter

[Warren Beard]

Thanks Ian and Peter, I think you might have it right, can you recommend any?

cheers

Warren

[John Enright]

Hi Warren, i’ve been using image perfect IP2503PA from spandex its around £200.00 per roll (50m) it prints well and the bubble free works well even with over-laminate

ive attached the data sheet for your reference.

John

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datasheet_IP2503PA Plus_UK_tcm34-5407.pdf

[Warren Beard]

quote John Enright:

Hi Warren, i’ve been using image perfect IP2503PA from spandex its around £200.00 per roll (50m) it prints well and the bubble free works well even with over-laminate

ive attached the data sheet for your reference.

John

what width is this?

[John Enright]

Warren, roll with 1372mm x 50m

[Peter Normington]

that is not cheap, but depends on the size of the decal you are producing, as to the cost per unit, Metamark mdp 200 is about half the cost but you would still need a laminate as well?

Peter

[Nigel Pugh]

The people who will be fitting the graphics are they vinyl experienced, just asking because if they are not then how will bubble free vinyl cheap or not be an aid to them.

There are plenty of mid term vinyls available now which should all go down very easy if you know what you are doing, I would ask if they know what a squeegee is then decide what vinyl to use 😉

[Warren Beard]

Thanks guys, I think it is easier and cheaper to go with the likes of Metamark MDP as Peter suggests

Thanks guys

cheers

Warren

[John Hughes]

new product from spandex

http://www.spandex.com/UK/Spandex/News/ … 534PA.aspx

john