Interior wall wrap - vinyl or paper

[contigo]

Hello, just a quick question. What do you prefer, or what is better to cover wall with printed image. Do you use vynil or printable wallpaper and glue? It should by for a long term application. I just used shine vinyl LG ultra tack and it wasn't a good idea. Application horizontaly without lamination was headache and even failed. Maybe I was doing something wrong. Please help me. Forgot to add, I have an eco-solvent printer Roland.

 

[Bly]

We use a bit of LG vinyl for wall wraps.
Lately we have been using a matte laminated repositionable air free vinyl.
http://sign.lghausys.eu/en/products/digital-printing/polymeric-vinyl/ld393t.html
We always wipe down interior painted walls twice with iso alcohol too.
No failures yet.

 

[contigo]

We use a bit of LG vinyl for wall wraps.
Lately we have been using a matte laminated repositionable air free vinyl.
http://sign.lghausys.eu/en/products/digital-printing/polymeric-vinyl/ld393t.html
We always wipe down interior painted walls twice with iso alcohol too.
No failures yet.

Sorry but what is iso alcohol? do you mean some kind of special application fluid?

 

[AF]

Isopropyl

 

[knucklehead]

PhotoTex

 

[Bly]

Avery MPI2611 isn't bad either. It's removable too.

 

[H&H Group]

We have had lots of success with 3M IJ40-C for full and partial wall graphics. Always laminate for easier installation. I have yet to try Photo Tex but have heard lots of good things as well.

 

[rjssigns]

We printed tons of WallNoodle on our Roland with zero issues. Our shop was doing contract printing for another shop. Their installers really liked it.

 

[Gman75]

Vertical installation.

You should always work with gravity other than against it.
I know that one piece sounds a lot better then panelling
but if you do it right then the install should look seem less.

Vinyl is going to be better and cleaner then using paper and glue.