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Laminate - for UV and Graffiti
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Mike,
Thanks for your post. I was able to have a good conversation with a supplier and he spent a bit of time educating me on cast and calendered materials for printing latex inks on, and what type of laminates he had that would work on top. Haven't decided yet what to do, he didn't sell the Oracal 210, or the Tedlar. He had 3M products though, and Avery. I like 3M products, not sure about Avery though. I have a few rolls of Avery for cad cutting and they are fine. So, it will be good to try what he has for the Latex inks in the Avery brand. I have a lot to learn!
Thanks for your post. I was able to have a good conversation with a supplier and he spent a bit of time educating me on cast and calendered materials for printing latex inks on, and what type of laminates he had that would work on top. Haven't decided yet what to do, he didn't sell the Oracal 210, or the Tedlar. He had 3M products though, and Avery. I like 3M products, not sure about Avery though. I have a few rolls of Avery for cad cutting and they are fine. So, it will be good to try what he has for the Latex inks in the Avery brand. I have a lot to learn!
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Here at the place I work we use 3M 1150, which is referred to as Graffiti Guard. We use it on all our printed overlays for the New Zealand Department of Conservation amongst other clients. We also use it on most of our main signage projects relating to road and traffic signage which we specialize in.
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