Best way to attach something to banner like material cart

[klingsdesigns]

I have a customer that has 200 big garbage type carts. They are made of a banner type material. They want to stick vinyl or banner material to it with there logo. They cant sew them on. So i was thinking an agressive adhesive vinyl or printed banner with the really good double sided tape. Any ideas?

Here is a link to the cart/basket

https://www.uline.com/BL_1824/Basket-Trucks?keywords=fabric+cart

 

[2B]

heat application is best
stencil paint is another good option.

 

[klingsdesigns]

We cant take the material off cart, is the only issue.

 

[Billct2]

Overlay the manufacturers logo?

 

[Johnny Best]

http://www.substanceincorporated.com/category/digital-media

 

[unclebun]

Arlon DPF8000 will work on that. If they've bought the vinyl ones.

 

[rossmosh]

Rivet a panel/banner on it?

 

[mkmie]

http://www.substanceincorporated.com/category/digital-media

Is this a wholesale vinyl provider?

 

[bannertime]

I'd say some type of rivet or even a grommet.

 

[fresh]

If they have the vinyl ones, I'd think a vinyl decal would work just fine. Try different materials and see which sticks best.

 

[klingsdesigns]

You think a good cast 3m or avery wrap vinyl would work? Otherwise i thought about printing on 13oz banner cutting customers logo on a square and then using some uhb tape to put it on. But if i could use a good vinyl that would be cheaper and less of a hassle.

 

[GAC05]

You think a good cast 3m or avery wrap vinyl would work? Otherwise i thought about printing on 13oz banner cutting customers logo on a square and then using some uhb tape to put it on. But if i could use a good vinyl that would be cheaper and less of a hassle.

If you go the banner route - skip the vhb and get some HH66 - if it is vinyl banner to vinyl basket it will lay much flatter than tape & never lift or curl.

 

[unclebun]

You think a good cast 3m or avery wrap vinyl would work? Otherwise i thought about printing on 13oz banner cutting customers logo on a square and then using some uhb tape to put it on. But if i could use a good vinyl that would be cheaper and less of a hassle.

Why not just cut some letters out of the vinyls you are considering (or even just some squares) and go out there and stick them on. Go back a few days or a week later and see how they fared. That will work better than any online speculation.

 

[Stacey K]

Convex vinyl might work...it's very aggressive. www.convexvinyl.com

 

[klingsdesigns]

Why not just cut some letters out of the vinyls you are considering (or even just some squares) and go out there and stick them on. Go back a few days or a week later and see how they fared. That will work better than any online speculation.

I sent them a few different samples of just contour cut vinyl with their logo to see what happens.