Dumb perf question

[Chasez]

Okay, so we have rarely ever used window perf and going to be printing on it for the first time. My question lies in what lam I should be using with contravision 60/40 perf. Does it actually matter which lam. I used? My distributor is gearing me towards Avery DOL1560 or 3M 8914. I would have to go and buy one of these laminates, but I do have a few in stock already that I'm wondering if it would hurt to use. I have 3M 8505, 3M 8150, 3M 8520, IP2504 in stock.

These graphics are going on interior and exterior vertical standing panels of glass (essentially storefront).

Chaz

 

[reQ]

overlam has to be optically clear, as for brands, whatever you prefer

 

[Jackpine]

Optically clear.

 

[2B]

overlam has to be optically clear, as for brands, whatever you prefer

+1

you can mix brands, no issue there.
Perf is a short term material and there will be no issue on the lamination being a different brand.


whatever you use MUST BE optically clear!!! IF you laminate it.

we have a sample in shop of half the window with laminate and the other half without. Let the customer see and then they can pick what they want

 

[SignMeUpGraphics]

3M 8150 is perfect for this if you already have some in stock.

 

[Kwiksigns]

if you use a cheap cal lam, it will be foggy and pointless... I know... I tried.

 

[TXFB.INS]

if you use a cheap cal lam, it will be foggy and pointless... I know... I tried.

if you use ANY cal lam it will be foggy, the only lam you can use is optically clear. and even then it still has some haze to it. UN-laminated is the only way to have clear visibility