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Low tac posters
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CanuckSigns
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Avery 2611 Wall film, we've used it quite a bit in hospitals, they love the fact they can wipe them clean. It's the ONLY other wall film besides photo-tex that actually sticks to the wall and comes off cleanly when you want it to.
Letterbox Mike
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Wallnoodle.
Letterbox Mike
New Member
You shouldn't need to laminate them if you're solvent or UV printing them, assuming they're short-term posters. We've done similar jobs both ways and the conclusion is if someone wants to deface a poster, they'll be successful with or without laminate, so if it's not going to be up super long, save the money and delete the laminate...
nashvillesigns
Making America great, one sign at a time.
there are tons of "removable vinyl" option oracal is prety good. not sure if it sticks to the medium you are required to do so. you can leave it on up to a year before it cures. 3621 is what i have...
rjssigns
Active Member
This.^^^^^^^^^^^
ChicagoGraphics
New Member
There's a film Grimco sells and it's more of a staic cling material but sticks to everything walls, metal, wood etc might want to look into that.
CheapVehicleWrap
New Member
Seramark from imprintables who is a merchant here if the closest you'll find to phototex
sfr table hockey
New Member
Another +
Had some on painted drywall for 6 months that I keep peeling and re sticking and still holds and no residue.
CS-SignSupply-TT
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10sacer, give Stan Holt, Continental Grafix a call. Tell him Tim Turner told you to call. He has EXACTLY what you are looking for. 704-873-2145 (yes, he is in your neighborhood!) stan@continentalgrafix.com
