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Suggestions Cut vinyl for floors
- Thread starter bigben
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GaSouthpaw
Profane and profane accessories.
I don't think (not 100% certain) any of the vinyls for plotter cutting are going to hold up to traffic without laminating them- which will lead the customer to expect you to replace them for free when they fail.
With a laminate made for that application, though, I'd think just about any high performance vinyl would work if properly applied.
With a laminate made for that application, though, I'd think just about any high performance vinyl would work if properly applied.
Devon19515
New Member
Alumigraphics.
Product Catalogue: 3M™ 3645 Floor Overlaminate
This is what we use. Just used it on some 180, in a very high traffic 10-20,000 people per day area. It's been up a few months, and no signs of peeling yet. We've used it in the past... but I haven't been back to where we applied it, been a few years and we haven't had to re-do it, so I'm presuming it's still good.
I'd say go with a high-tac vinyl, then overlam it, and it probably wont go anywhere. If they're a warehouse, and you have forklifts / pallet jacks riding into it a lot, Not too sure how well it'd hold up... Ask your rep for a sample, put it down and let it sit a few days / week, see how it's doing.
This is what we use. Just used it on some 180, in a very high traffic 10-20,000 people per day area. It's been up a few months, and no signs of peeling yet. We've used it in the past... but I haven't been back to where we applied it, been a few years and we haven't had to re-do it, so I'm presuming it's still good.
I'd say go with a high-tac vinyl, then overlam it, and it probably wont go anywhere. If they're a warehouse, and you have forklifts / pallet jacks riding into it a lot, Not too sure how well it'd hold up... Ask your rep for a sample, put it down and let it sit a few days / week, see how it's doing.
Signs 'n' Stuff
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What type of floor surface?
On concrete I have sealed the surface with a good quality paving sealer, I used Feast Watson here in Aus. Then apply a quality cut vinyl, i have done it with both 7725 and Avery 900. Then reseal with 2 coats of the same sealer. I have used this in an area that has vehicles and trolleys.
On concrete I have sealed the surface with a good quality paving sealer, I used Feast Watson here in Aus. Then apply a quality cut vinyl, i have done it with both 7725 and Avery 900. Then reseal with 2 coats of the same sealer. I have used this in an area that has vehicles and trolleys.
