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For color change wraps, Oracal 970RA and 3M1080 are the most popular. Both are similar in specs, 1080 is 3.5mil, and 970RA is 4mil. I hear great feedback from customers on both materials, so it's probably just a matter of preference, and what works best for you.

Tony: Go to this website: http://www.municode.com you can look up signage code in your local area, most municipalities can be accessed here. If you can't find your city listed there, then check this one: http://www.amlegal.com One of these 2 links will help you.

Orajet 3951RA w/290G Lam is good. 3951 has an aggressive initial tack (compared to 3M180Cv3 or Avery 1005).

At very least, I would use the Oraguard 215, which is a great laminate. 3551RA calls for 290G, but I know people who use 215 sometimes to cut costs.

I like Orajet 3268 for die cut graphics on a wall, and 3628 for wall murals. Both products work great, and give off a beautiful print.......as Oracal usually does.

Orajet 3105HT is the BEST option. It's around .49 cents per sf, super tacky, and you can even get it in a short roll, like 10' I think. Or the 3951HT is the cast version of 3105HT, but much more pricey. People use 3105HT for just about ANY hard to stick surface.

There are plenty of other good brands out there. In my personal opinion, I think Oracal makes the BEST vinyls for the money. Their economy and intermediate vinyls are just as good as 3M or Avery, but always cheaper. Oracals wrap vinyl are close to same price as 3M, whereas Avery is cheaper...

Use the aluminum spacers I told you about. The spacer will lift it off the fascia, cut the spacers however long you want them (1", 2", etc.), place them behind the sign and run the bolt through it. If you want to do the bracket instead, you can pick it up at Home Depot, just a simple L type...

Signmaniac: There are 2 chemicals I know of, that will work for this. Either "GROG Gel" which is odorless, and is applied directly to the vinyl itself. OR Vinyl-Off 10-4 It's a biodegradeable vinyl remover. Apply it to vinyl, wait 10-15 minutes, then scrape off. It's like $75 a gallon...

Transferite makes a product like this

When I did permit drawings for the Sign Company I worked for, it was MY responsbility to KNOW the code for which municipality the sign would be installed, and this knowledge was incorporated into the permit fee, which the customer paid. Usually $500 for non-electrical permit, $600 for...

You can also check with Indy Imaging in Indianapolis, IN.

Thanks for the advice Gino. Not sure what's even involved in becoming a Merchant Member, but I'll look into. I honestly wasn't even trying to troll for new accounts, I have plenty already, and stay very busy!! :-) I love to read, I learn from it, and I also love to be helpful, and offer...

kstompaint: As an outside sales rep for Fellers, thank you for the kind words! :clapping: Prior to working for Fellers, I was also in the industry, and I ordered all my materials from Fellers for those exact reasons. Customer service, and great prices. Thanks again, I always love reading...

"In india we get 631 and 3628(this is only white). We are using 3628 for print-cut decals. How about the durability for indoors? We also print-cut on 631. Which is the better option?" You should NOT be using 3628 for print-cut decals. Instead, you should be using 3268. 3628 is 3mil and...

Patentagosse: It must depend on where your located. A few vendors in the Florida area sell Avery Chrome by the yard. That way, you order exactly what you need with minimal waste.

Haakon: I understand your point. As far as Oracal 970RA, I would just suggest to a customer to use Oracal 751. People put Oracal 651 Polymeric Calendar vinyl on vehicles all day, but......your not suppose to. First, it's calendar (it WILL shrink over time), secondly it has permanent...

The longest lasting option would be the new Avery Conform Chrome, which is intended as an accent film for vehicles. Lots of my customers actually wrap entire vehicles with it, some even laminate it to 3M180Cv3 to make it easier to work with. The stuff is NOT cheap, it will run around $6.75 per...

Ultraflexx is a great product. I personally used both brands myself in the past, and I couldn't tell much of a difference in the quality, durability, or even print quality. Ultraflexx = (13oz, 9x9 1000x1000 Denier, Flame Resistant NFPA 701 and CA Title 19) Zeelon = (13oz, 9x9 1000 Denier...

I'm a sales rep for Fellers, and I'll tell you that you won't find it. Zeelon is our "house brand" just like every other distributor have their own house brand as well. Grimco = KEY Banner. Fellers = Zeelon. etc. etc.