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vinyl for pvc ?
Posted by Richard Davies on November 16, 2008 at 10:54 pmhiya
I saw mentioned somewhere that there is a special vinyl for taught liner sides ?
for application to the PVC curtains.
who would supply this and what is it called.. ?
regards
richardVic Adair replied 15 years, 5 months ago 8 Members · 10 Replies -
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All print supplies stock the stuff you need, but beware it is VERY stickly, and once applied, its applied, or so I have heard 😉
Peter
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Hi There,
If you havent used it before , peter is right its VERY difficult to remove , cheaper infact to get a new tarpaulin than pay the man hours to shift it.
Regards
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i have used the truck vinyl
not sure how long it takes for the glue to go off
but when i used it you could peel it back off no problem but the following day don’t even think about it.
just though i would mention itderek
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Hiya
That sounds like the stuff i need, would you know if its expensive ?
I don’t need huge amounts but it will be used in a marine environment so has to be good.regards
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It depends how you classify expensive, if it does the job, and your customer is happy then its not expensive.
Call all print supplies for a price, it is probably more reasonable than you think
Peter
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If it was me and it was only a quite simple design, I would stencil and ink it……..Simple to do and will last forever.
Peter
Also miles cheaper -
hiya
yup, a stencil and Ink sounds like a really good ideaexcept I have no idea what you are talking about hehehe..
i get the principle but have no idea where to get the ink and is the stencil cut on the plotter ?
regards
Richard -
Grey Macmask which can be cut on your plotter.
Apollo ink and the appropriate thinner.
But be warned, once it goes on you can’t remove it without ruining your canvas.
Neil
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Avery SIGNFLEX Robert Horne sell it. Can be wet applied but in this cold weather best dry.
Vic
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