What material would you use on this outdoor freezer?

[victor bogdanov]

Printing / installing a few full wraps for these and installer is thinking IJ2080 but after seeing it in person maybe need something stronger?

Maybe IJ8624 or IJ180mC-10LSE

What would you use

 

[Geneva Olson]

did you test it? scrap piece? if it's metal, it should stick.

 

[victor bogdanov]

did you test it? scrap piece? if it's metal, it should stick.

yea it'll stick initially but not really a way to test what it will be like in a year. if we use ij2080 the edges will be sealed and the surface cleaned really good before hand.

 

[DL Signs]

I'd do a test with IJ175 if you have any to see how it conforms, and post heat the test piece. I use quite a bit of that when doing odd jobs that need a more permanent and aggressive adhesive bite but still be conformable.

IJ175 seems wimpy and kinda low tack when first applied, but once post heated it sticks hard, really hard, crazy hard, almost non-removable even with heat, so you also have to determine if they'll ever want you to remove it too. Try some on it along with a couple others (like 180/ 280), post heat, come back in just a day or two and it should be hard to remove compared to everything else, if not, look at other options.

 

[White Haus]

Personally I'd go with IJ180mC-10LSE

 

[Texas_Signmaker]

180c is great. In my experience, if it's going to fail it will happen in less than a week, usually a few days.

 

[TEN]

There is moisture around the base, maybe it was recently washed. My biggest concern would be running the vinyl all the way to that lower section. Even if it is from a recent washing it would have moisture there when it rains.

https://www.arlon.com/na_en/products/dpf-v9500-na-en

 

[Boudica]

+3 for IJ180

 

[MarkSnelling]

Printing / installing a few full wraps for these and installer is thinking IJ2080 but after seeing it in person maybe need something stronger?

Maybe IJ8624 or IJ180mC-10LSE

What would you use

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I can send you some of the Drytac high tack which sticks really well to gas station ice machine doors that look just like it. It has double the adhesive coating and the adhesive is angry as hell. Rolls are only around $300 for a 54"x150 and paired with a good laminate, it is expected to perform for 7 years (although the ink won't)