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Using LexEdge
- Thread starter mosignman
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WhiskeyDreamer
Professional Snow Ninja
adhesive?? kinda confused here....if you are adhering it to something, why are printed on lexedge?
Lexedge
I'm going to use the lexedge to make equipment labels, so I am reverse printing the graphics that way it is on the back side of the lexedge and graphics cannot be damaged. Since there is no adhesive, what is the best way to attach it to the equipment? Is there a good double sided adhesive tape that I can use that will cover the whole back of the labels? I don't want to use a bunch of strips of banner tape so is there an alternative? Thank you for your help.
I'm going to use the lexedge to make equipment labels, so I am reverse printing the graphics that way it is on the back side of the lexedge and graphics cannot be damaged. Since there is no adhesive, what is the best way to attach it to the equipment? Is there a good double sided adhesive tape that I can use that will cover the whole back of the labels? I don't want to use a bunch of strips of banner tape so is there an alternative? Thank you for your help.
J Hill Designs
New Member
try mactac IB2107 - 18"x22" sheets of laminating adhesive
WhiskeyDreamer
Professional Snow Ninja
why not reverse print on clear vinyl?? to me it seems like you're making an extra step for yourself....
WhiskeyDreamer
Professional Snow Ninja
but he wants to be able to adhere it to machinery.... unless there's a reason why the vinyl won't stick, it's a better bet than the lexedge
If it's for machinery, it's probably going to see some HEAVY DUTY action. We print on it all the time for control panels and such. You could press the buttons a bazillion times and the graphics aren't going to "rub" off... 'cause you've printed them sub-surface.
For adhesive, we use 3M 467.
BUT - I think they actually make one that is specific for Lexan as well... I just can't find the # right now.
For adhesive, we use 3M 467.
BUT - I think they actually make one that is specific for Lexan as well... I just can't find the # right now.
WhiskeyDreamer
Professional Snow Ninja
that i can understand....i was assuming his customer was using it to label machinery with a company name/logo....hence the reason i thought it was overkill...
