Rolling up large masked piece

[Chuck Taylor]

I have a large graphic that we just masked and need to send to a client.
Does anyone know if it's best to roll it up with the mask on the inside or the outside for best protection?
Thank you in advance for your suggestions, just wasn't sure if it made a difference or not but didn't want to take any chances

 

[dannyd1962]

Roll it up with the mask on the outside

 

[Chuck Taylor]

Roll it up with the mask on the outside

Thanks for your feedback, Danny - much appreciated

 

[John_Smith]

Definitely on the outside.
If you ever get the chance, roll one with the mask on the inside, and you'll see why.

 

[Chuck Taylor]

Definitely on the outside.
If you ever get the chance, roll one with the mask on the inside, and you'll see why.

Thanks, John - appreciate your advise on this

 

[Johnny Best]

Agree, outside.

 

[John_Smith]

Yeah, once you roll up a long print with tape on the inside and get to the jobsite and unroll it... You can hear yourself saying ... "AAAWWWW MAAANNNN" or something along those lines.

 

[ecilop]

Definitely outside. Learned my lesson the hard way.

 

[Daniel OTW]

ALSO be gentle with your rolling, work with the natural curl of the material. I don't usually roll large masked vinyl tighter than fits into an 8x8 corrugated box, rolling too tight can give you similar issues to rolling it the wrong way.

 

[dannyd1962]

Yep, never roll it tightly, as that will screw it up as well.