GF 255 Clear: DO YOU NEED LAMINATE?

[incrediblesignco]

General Formulations 255 Clear: DO YOU NEED LAMINATE?
what is your expreience?
it's a short term use (one weekend)
how does it apply without a lam vs with?
if anyone has any partial experience please let me konw!
thanks

 

[MarkSnelling]

While I compete with this product, it is a good film and it can be easily wet installed. As a guy who sells laminate, it pains me to recommend not laminating it if it is only up for a weekend.

 

[tulsagraphics]

While I compete with this product, it is a good film and it can be easily wet installed. As a guy who sells laminate, it pains me to recommend not laminating it if it is only up for a weekend.

^This. By all means, everyone here @ signs101 lmk who considers laminate optional. I'm building a database of suppliers I'll never farm out any work to. TIA

 

[TEN]

I don't think it needs a laminate for protection but laminate can aid the install to some degree by making the graphic more rigid. If it is smaller than 3x3 I would not lam, larger then I would consider it or make sure you have an extra set of hands. Wet mount for sure.

 

[Boudica]

If it's just for one day id say no lam.

 

[incrediblesignco]

thanks everyone!

 

[MarkSnelling]

^This. By all means, everyone here @ signs101 lmk who considers laminate optional. I'm building a database of suppliers I'll never farm out any work to. TIA

Are you criticizing my advice? I love people who laminate everything - I sell laminates.

 

[tulsagraphics]

Are you criticizing my advice? I love people who laminate everything - I sell laminates.

Nerp. I'm agreeing with you. Unless it's a yard sign or some flatbed printed throwaway stuff, I laminate e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g.