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We direct print to Avery V4000 all the time. Eco-Solvent. That is what I would use for a good result. https://graphics.averydennison.com/en/home/graphics-products/cut-vinyl-films/reflective-window-vinyl-films/v4000-series-films.html

Buy yourself a magnetic whiteboard and wrap the face with printed vinyl and dry-erase lam. i have done a few like that in the past.

Great product, We use 90% Arlon for wraps.

90% of my business is wholesale to the trade. Totally different then retail. Been doing this 33 years. Short run banners under 25 sq. ft each are $1.25 per sq./ft finished with a min order of $25.00 per version, over 25 sq ft. are $1.15 per sq./ft. All in cost with labor, ink and material we are...

We always reccomend painting wood first and then using a high tack adhesive vinyl, allow 2-3 weeks for paint out gassing before applying.

96" x 36" 4/0 process on 13 oz. vinyl, sewn edges & grommets approx. every 2 foot. $30.00 - wholesale $72.00 - Retail

I was curious of this as well, looks cool. Do you have an idea of cost?

Buy your prints from someone else. You might be better off in the long run with your low usage. Supply them files and do what you love restoring the pinball machines. Kudos as well for this, always loved a good pinball game!

Happy Mother's Day to you as well Stacey!

Our goto to POS PRO https://www.magicinkjet.com/products/posprolx/ Great Stuff. we do hundreds of banner dispays a month with this product.

My largest large format roll job was 26 - 54"x 164' rolls of vinyl + laminate decals for one job. On the flatbed have run several pallets of material for larger jobs.

Just set-it up as a spot color in your file.

UV inks are not the ideal solution for wraps. Latex or Eco-Solvent are best. Always laminate with CAST lam.

Run it to the PMS/CMYK Values, Run a small printed proof for approval, that's all you can do. If the want actual PMS SPOT Matches, they need it printed that way at a much higher price. Good Luck

Just wanted to take a moment to thank everyone for their participation on this group to help others. What a great group! I wish everyone of my fellow sign & printing peeps a very Happy and prosperous New Year! Enjoy this evening and be safe. - Woody

Switch to CAST and your problem will probably be solved. Calendared vinyl does not have the same quality/structure and will shrink heavily sometimes. Could also be a chemical reaction from the PVC to the adhesive as well, depending on what kind or brand of PVC your using. We do not print, mount...

Yes, we fold the mesh over just like a regular banner 1" and sew 2 threads through.

When we apply adhesive Velcro around the perimeter of any banner we fold and sew them first. If the Velcro needs sewn in we send it out to a finishing house. You could always have someone sew the Velcro on. The banner will fall apart before the Velcro comes off. :-)

Oh I get it. Could you just cut down an heavy adhesive like mactac Rebel-H vinyl and try it? Do you fold over the edge 1st and finish, that might help? just spit balling.

We use mactac 2 mil calendared promoguard (we are a partner with them) for cheap protection (real estate signs mainly, pvc and maxmetal) Then if going to be long term we use CAST Arlon (we are also a partner with these guys as well). If you are applying with a laminator or rolls table, shouldn't...