I do print wood grain + lam all the time, but this customer is stuck on Di-noc.I think BigFish has wood look vinyl, do not know the specs on it though.
You could print out mahogany looking vinyl cast with cast laminate from your printer if you have one.
I'll do that tomorrow...The majority of Di-Noc are interior applications only but there are a few rated for exterior use. I would check with your local distributor, as well there aren't too many exterior finishes.
Chaz
Good to know!While most of the products are only rated for indoor use, many of them are used outdoor in Japan and other parts of Asia. They have been using the product much more than we have here in the states. I’m a dinoc certified installer, and we talked about this at our class at 3M. While they don’t warranty it for outdoors, most of them hold up well. You could always shoot some automotive clear on top of it, or get it ceramic coated to really add some longevity to it.
Agreed!3m just released some outdoor dinoc. You lose some of the texture, and it's not available in as many patterns, but it's rated for outdoor.
I'd email your local 3m rep and ask about it. A lot of people don't take advantage of their reps... But they're there to answer any question you might have . We ask ours the stupidest stuff and he's more than happy to get answers for us.
I don't know about marine application though... I'd tell the customer if he insists on dinoc, I'd do it but he assumes all responsibility for it.
Grimco can get it for me.Hi cwade440,
did you happen to find a local supplier?
I almost have the same request they wanted on the side of their hull.
thank you