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I think I need to remember to offgas, I haven't been doing that. It sounds like the 3MIJ35c that I'm using is pretty popular. I found some decent Briteline calendered UV laminate that I'm going to try out instead of the cast laminate for outdoor signs. Yes the Arlon 8000 is super aggressive...

Thanks for this input! I haven't really worried about prints needing to offgas since I went from solvent ink to ecosolvent ink. Is this still an issue. I do laminate within an hour of the print being finished most of the time. I don't think I'd be able to wait that long. Who makes Signmax...

I'm using a cast laminate for outdoor signs, some of the edges are dark color, I clean the substrates with a alcohol (70%), OEM inks and I've had customers complain about vinyl peeling on the edges before and sometimes they'll peel when the packaging catches it. Not often, just curious what...

I'm using a Roland Eco Solvent printer in Las Vegas (so tons of sun) but most signs aren't directly in the light but the heat is over 110 degrees a lot. Most the signs I do are full bleed.

I'm sure this has been covered before, but I'm wondering what people are using for outdoor printed vinyl mounted to dibond or aluminum. I always fear that it's going to start pealing on the edges so I try to use something aggressive. Let me know what's working good for you. Thanks!