Banner stand material help please

[j.studley]

I am having an edge curl issue with a couple of different materials. I first used an UltraFlex 15oz PET Blockout designed to prevent edge curl. No such luck. Then moved on to Roland's Roly-Poly. No luck there either. I have an image that is solid black with full bleed. Are my expectations too high for these materials? I have changed my black composition from 4 color rich black to 100% black only to reduce the ink usage and still can't get rid of the edge curl.

 

[buildexperience]

Pos Pro 200. We have full coverage banners that have been up for a couple months with no edge curl. It's expensive, but it is top of the line material.

 

[j.studley]

Thank You! Is it possible I am doing something wrong? Roland's Roly-Poly is also a 10 mil film and claims to be edge curl resistent. I'm trying to avoid purchasing another roll or filing another claim for material that doesn't do what it says it should do.

 

[Pete Moss]

Not sure if this will help for the equipment you are using, but we use Earthsmart and have had zero issues with it.

http://graphicartsmag.com/news/2009/11/drytac-introduces-earthsmart-blockout-banner-material/

http://www.drytac.com/media/download/424/EarthSmart_Eclipse_TDS_061914.pdf

 

[Shant Nalbandian]

Canvas, biodegradable vinyl, and white matte vinyl are excellent choices for indoor banners. While for outdoor Banners white mesh vinyl is best for windy, rainy and harsh conditions.

 

[bill1650]

I find that Bantex 13 oz Two-Sided Curl Free vinyl to work best. I buy it from Grimco.

 

[rjssigns]

I use the pop up material from SignWorld. Never an issue and they're a merchant member.

 

[BigfishDM]

I find that Bantex 13 oz Two-Sided Curl Free vinyl to work best. I buy it from Grimco.

That stuff is great material!! I found an alternative that has the same specs and quality for a better price point, check out the Dickson coating Jet550, killer stuff.