3M Di-Noc *alternative* for wood grain and brushed metallic vinyls

[whatsinaname]

We are looking to source speciality vinyls with textured finishes and surfaces like the wood grain, brushed metallic, carbon fibre finish. We know about the 3M Di-noc but its really expensive.

Are there any other brands producing similar kind of quality vinyl like the 3M Di-noc finish range which can be easily removed and have air agress channels for easy bubble-free application like the 3M vinyl?

 

[MikeD]

http://www.koroseal.com/products.php

KOROSEAL

 

[ArchitecturalFilm]

I'm working with architectural film from Bodaq right now and never had any complaints from the clients. I used it to resurface doors, walls, kitchen cabinets, reception desk, interior of elevator cab, etc. Get in touch with them through the website - https://bodaq.com/

 

[crystalcoastgraphics]

There is Belbein, LG, and if you wanted to print your own wood, Hexis makes a cast laminate that has the grain in it. Really awesome stuff.

 

[ikarasu]

Vivid makes some good stuff.

https://vvividshop.com/collections/architectural-films/products/aluminum-brushed-steel

3M dinoc is way ahead of all the other vinyls though - they're one of the only ones that make products that last outdoor with such a long warranty.

If you're looking for long term. 7-10 years I'd go with dinoc. If you're looking for temp 1-5 years I'd go vivid

 

[BigfishDM]

Hi-Tac Timber is $300 for 48"x98' almost identical specs to di-noc, I call it di-noc-off

 

[BigfishDM]

http://www.gansdigital.com/products/media/wood-grain-film/