Tizz
New Member
So I received a test sample of some Static Cling material (avery) and after reading through numerous posts of other member's experiences (good and bad) I decided to try it out and see for myself.
After playing around with a few different settings the outcome was excellent. No runs, no smudging and great print results all with a single pass too.
I've laminated all the prints (even though they will be for indoor), but I wanted a more durable, scratch resistant print that I can pass on to my customer.
So far so good with these tests. I have read that a member experienced a life expectancy of only 3 months once printed and some others experiencing ink migration penetrating through the material and onto the substrate (glass etc..) I suppose only time will tell with these tests.
Would love to hear of others experiences with this type of material, life expectancy, ink migration etc... and any suggestions you may have...
Material: Avery Static Cling
Equipment: SP540V Eco Sol Max inks
After playing around with a few different settings the outcome was excellent. No runs, no smudging and great print results all with a single pass too.
I've laminated all the prints (even though they will be for indoor), but I wanted a more durable, scratch resistant print that I can pass on to my customer.
So far so good with these tests. I have read that a member experienced a life expectancy of only 3 months once printed and some others experiencing ink migration penetrating through the material and onto the substrate (glass etc..) I suppose only time will tell with these tests.
Would love to hear of others experiences with this type of material, life expectancy, ink migration etc... and any suggestions you may have...
Material: Avery Static Cling
Equipment: SP540V Eco Sol Max inks
