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Need Help Anyone know where to get the material to make this curb sign..looks cool!!!

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817dallas

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James Burke

James Burke

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Utterly blows my mind that it can stay adhered on porous concrete in the rain.


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Boudica

Boudica

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We've used alumagrahic in a few projects - great stuff. One of our projects was a giant mural on a brick wall. It works well on concrete "floor" graphics as well.
 
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GaSouthpaw

Profane and profane accessories.
Boudica said:
We've used alumagrahic in a few projects - great stuff. One of our projects was a giant mural on a brick wall. It works well on concrete "floor" graphics as well.
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What kind of printer? We tried on our Seikos with solvent inks (wouldn't work on any of the five), and on our HP FB750 (looked terrible, if I recall).
 
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AGCharlotte

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used Alumigraphics for tile surrounding a pool... worked great. (printed on HP310 I think... may have been on our H1625)
 
Boudica

Boudica

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GaSouthpaw said:
What kind of printer? We tried on our Seikos with solvent inks (wouldn't work on any of the five), and on our HP FB750 (looked terrible, if I recall).
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Roland XR-640, and also on our HP Scitex 550 - both worked well, looked fantastic. The head height needs to be raised to high on the Roland - it's pretty thick material. If it helps to know, we always use high quality settings - I probably used "Indoor signage plus" (Onyx) on the HP.
 
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GaSouthpaw

Profane and profane accessories.
Boudica said:
Roland XR-640, and also on our HP Scitex 550 - both worked well, looked fantastic. The head height needs to be raised to high on the Roland - it's pretty thick material. If it helps to know, we always use high quality settings - I probably used "Indoor signage plus" (Onyx) on the HP.
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Thanks. Maybe when I have time, I'll give it another go.
 
Boudica

Boudica

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It's fairly expensive actually. Bonus though - you can recycle the aluminum. Not the liner so much, the but alumagraphic material can be recycled. It's aluminum.
 
eahicks

eahicks

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I've found this material to be less than stellar in real life. Printing on it is near impossible on our Latex machines. Not advised.
 
MGB_LE

MGB_LE

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WE substituted floor graphic material for this application to save a fortune. It adheres to concrete and is 1/10 the cost of the aluminum stuff. Renew every couple of years?
 
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