Air Bubble Removal on Lam

[dlndesign]

I have a print that got some trapped air bubbles in it. I have used exacto blade and pressure, but no good you can still see the bubbles. I even let it sit out overnight. Does anyone have a suggestion on how to remove them? I am on a tight deadline with a stickler for a customer. See attached photo along the dresser image.

 

[Sticky Signs]

Are those actually air bubbles or is it silvering? Either way, maybe try using some heat.

 

[WrapperX]

Even after using a needle and a squeege and even running it through the laminator again have I ever fully removed the remence of air bubbles in lamintate. My guess is because the laminate stretches ever so slightly when the air is trapped and it doesn't shrink back to shape as well as vinyl does. You can try heat, but if the customer is a stickler, you're unfortunate safe bet is to just go ahead and reprint.

 

[TresL]

roll it up tight, print side out and let it sit for a day or so in a warm room.

 

[signsandgraphics2go]

Hi every0ne, i am getting the same problems when i apply the vinyl onto foamex and some other surfaces, the only differnece is that i am not laminateing it, i leave the print to dry at least 24hrs before applying, i use a very small and thin needle to burst the air bubbles only to find they appear in other places lol!, i am new to digiprint but have been cad cutting for years and not had any big problems like this, any help please as my business partner is going mad at me and he thinks its me lol! Helllp!, thanks in advance

 

[Custom_Grafx]

You may want to start your own thread if you want some helpful answers!

 

["Deposit Please"]

Inspect the bubble too, little particles of anything can create an air pocket. Otherwise, try a little heat and let it sit.

 

[xtremesignshop/brad]

overnight it to me I will set it in this good ole Texas heat its gauranteed to cure it! Day 19 or twenty here with triple digit temps!