HP Latex :: Window films

[GP]

Printing our first set of interior mounted printed window films for a retail center.

We have done a fair amount of frosted/solid window films using 651 - with occasional success. So ease of install is just as important as high end print-ability.

Any vinyl recommendations for the L25500?

 

[HulkSmash]

Printing our first set of interior mounted printed window films for a retail center.

We have done a fair amount of frosted/solid window films using 651 - with occasional success. So ease of install is just as important as high end print-ability.

Any vinyl recommendations for the L25500?

I just use ij35c.

 

[bigben]

I can't answer the question, but definitely follow this tread.

I've found preforated window film that you can install inside the window (printed side), but it's not compatible with latex printer...

 

[GP]

I just use ij35c.

Print reverse on the clear, laminate with the white?

 

[bigben]

Print reverse on the clear, laminate with the white?

This was my first idea, but I would like to find a one step process. I've tried to print on static cling and install it printed side on the window. It work, but it leave some ink on the window when you pull it off.

 

[GP]

Good afternoon everyone.

Still looking for solution...

 

[the graphics co]

Print reverse on the clear, laminate with the white?

this is the solution for this type of project. Here is a link to a retail storefront we did reversed on low tack clear and laminated with white.

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.321777501198462.72547.127835650592649&type=3

 

[Matt-Tastic]

http://www.clearfocus.com/products/perforated_vinyl_uncoated/postervue.php

That is what you're looking for. regardless, you'll have to have 2 steps. printing on non-adhesive media, then applying an adhesive coating to the printed face.

I've seen customers use it with with 2 sided tape around the edges, as long as you mount it tight, it looks pretty good.

It's not cheap, but most window perf medias aren't

http://www.advantagesignsupply.com/Clear-Focus_2

 

[GP]

this is the solution for this type of project. Here is a link to a retail storefront we did reversed on low tack clear and laminated with white.

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.321777501198462.72547.127835650592649&type=3

Nice job. What media did you use?

 

[the graphics co]

Avery Clear Calendared Low tack, laminated with calendared gloss white permenant, it was up for about 9 months and still looked good when it was taken down.

 

[the graphics co]

you can use translucent if you want some light to shine through at night