We've experimented with wallpapers but because we almost always work in dirty, cramped construction environments, laying out sheets flat and adding paste to them is unrealistic. Also, the areas we work with most often are quite large (20 feet wide by 15 feet tall and larger) so a self-adhesive rolled material is really our only option. We've been using a printable fabric that is satisfactory, but even with following the manufacturer's recommendations we're having durability issues...it scratches/scuffs easily especially in areas of heavy ink coverage. I've set my ink limits, selected proper ink profiles, and cranked my heaters up on all my printers but solvent ink just doesn't seem to cure properly on the fabric and doesn't respond well to rough handling.
I have seen it and it does look good and seems to stick around the edges great, we pulled most of it off and it stuck right back down, even around the edges. I would love to play around with some of this but cant justify buying a roll to play with just yet. All the wall graphics ive done they wanted CHEAP so i used the cheap oracal, they didnt care if it took the paint off, its going to be up for many many years anyway.
