which windows can be blanked out with one way vision vinyl?

[George Elsmore]

Best way is to print onto the contra vision then laminate and apply. Hexis supply it in various widths and do part rolls. Hope this helps

G

[Brian Little]

hmm i dont have a didgy george ……what if i just applyed the contr vision to the glass and put the lettering on top . As it is its a big magnifying glass ….and thell only be a section of it actually on the window if you get my drift

[George Elsmore]

I have never tried it so could not tell you if it would work ok but i cannot see why it wouldnt i am sure someone on the boards will tell you if it works

G

[Brian Little]

thanks george

Regards Brian

[Stuart Taylor]

"One Way Vision" should always be printed – I would not recommend cutting out the perforated film or applying cut vinyl letter over top as you will see letters in rev from inside of van.

Digi print and MUST be laminated with suitable overlaminate when used on a vehicle, otherwise holes will get blocked with dirt/spray from road etc.

If you don`t print yourself ask around for suitable trade printers who offer a one way vision solution

Also when applying to windows leave a gap (5 -10mm) around edges and edge seal with liquid edge sealer or clear self adhesive tape otherwise it will lift off.

Stuart

[Jason Xuereb]

I’ve got our phone number over our laminated one way vision. Yes you can see the numbers but if you applied the numbers to the window you’d see them anyway.

[Stuart Taylor]

Yes you can apply lettering over the top but the whole point with a one way vision is just that …. its one way 😉

However I take the point that if you just want the "one way" for background only or an image and the text is either very small or you require more impact / legibility then producing text as a vinyl layer applied over the laminate is quite acceptable