Vinyl for textured wall

[paul luszcz]

What vinyl would you use to adhere to the textured wall shown in the photo attached?

I have to print two spot colors and would ideally do so using my Gerber Edge, so 15" vinyl would be preferred.

I outsource all my inkjet and flatbed printing and don't expect my printers to stock such a specialty item.

 

[Jackpine]

I would use Phototex.

 

[ColoPrinthead]

Avery 2611 has worked well for me in the past. I have used 3M IJ40 on similar walls but feel it didn't take the texture as well. Both removed clean and easily after more than a year, both images were full bleed and the 3M lifted more on the edges.

 

[J Hill Designs]

in my experience 2611 hates textured walls

 

[mattcook8150]

Phototex

J Hill is correct...2611 is the incorrect option here. Use Phototex opaque or Phototex Extra Strength...Phototex Opaque's adhesive has 20% more grip than the regular Phototex product...extra strength is even more than that, but will potentially take off the paint. Is this a low VOC paint of any kind?

 

[TXFB.INS]

I would use Phototex.

this,

and phototex is a standard material so any of your print vendors should carry it

 

[Marlene]

3M 180C controltac might work as it's made not to trap air and conform to shapes like rivets and such. it comes 15" punched

 

[eahicks]

J Hill is correct...2611 is the incorrect option here. Use Phototex opaque or Phototex Extra Strength...Phototex Opaque's adhesive has 20% more grip than the regular Phototex product...extra strength is even more than that, but will potentially take off the paint. Is this a low VOC paint of any kind?

+1

 

[SignManiac]

Although I really like the Phototex, I have some areas in my man cave where it has let loose and that was using the more aggressive adhesive. Just a consideration.

Also wondering if I put some heat to it, will that reactivate the adhesive?