Wood Grain Effect Vinyl Supplier?

[Paul Rollason]

I think Victory do woodgrain vinyl and Grafityp used to do a range but I’m not sure.

Ashby will supply their sign trays in a range of wood grain effects

paul r

[Rachel]

:thanks2:

[Simon Clayton]

Why not buy one of them wood graining effect kits from B&Q, and do it yourself, on to the background?? worth a try if you get stuck

Simon

[Paul Rollason]

I’ve been meaning to vectorise some woodgrain for a while but I haven’t had the time.

But I like the idea of using the woodgrain paint kit type thing.

Never thought of that.

paul r

[Paul Hughes]

why not get some one or print your self a wood back ground on a digital printer, if the sign is internal way not use fablon (the stuff you can get from most DIY shops) Ive used it on some internal signs and it still looks good 4years latter, probably no good if out side. hope this helps

Paul

[Rachel]

I had thought of doing that – I was just wondering if I could find a supplier then it would be easier!

The wood graining kit sounds like a good idea too Simon hadn’t thought of doing that – i’ll have to look into that

Thanks

Rachel

[Simon Clayton]

or.. use the real thing??
You could get a nice peice of ply, with a good grain pattern and varnish..
(would be quite dear)

Simon

[Brian Little]

Rachel….Metamark do it

Regards Brian

Ps no no sorry its Victory 😳 😳

[Joe McNamara]

you can buy woodgrain trims from a building plastics supplier in 6m lengths up to abiut 200mm wide in mahogany, rosewood, or light oak – see if eurocell have a depot near you – eurocell.co.uk
Also, cox plastics do 2mm woodgrain pvc sheets as used in the manufacture of upvc doors.

[Rachel]

Checked with victory and they’re discontinuing they’re wood grain range but do have a bit left.

I’m gonna try eurocell and cox plastics see if they can help me too.

Thanks Brian and Joe! And everyone else too!

Rachel