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Material for Storefront Graphics

gplough

New Member
What material would you use for this layout

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Appreciate your help,
Greg
 

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rjssigns

Active Member
A good sticky kind.:Big Laugh

On a serious note if those are I.G. panels you have to be mindful of coverage if in direct sunlight. Hate to see you do the install and have the panels pop because of solar gain.
 

Jillbeans

New Member
Whatever materials that you end up using...do not apply it all the way to the edges. Leave a gap of at least ½" to 1" of just plain "window" on the edges to avoid cracking the glass if it gets too hot.
Love....Jill
 

rdm01

New Member
We use IJ35 w/8508 lam. Leave a 1/4" gap all the way around or you'll get premature failure on the edges.
 

reQ

New Member
If its more long term install i would really spend more money and use cast, simply again, due to cal vinyl shrinkage & possibility of glass cracking.
 

ams

New Member
70/30 Window perf would be a great choice. For longer term I'd say Oracal 3551RA
 

BigfishDM

Merchant Member
I have a product I call FAKE perf, the best way to describe it is: Clear Adhesive Vinyl with a Pre-Printed White Perf Pattern and it looks amazing compared to traditional perf. You cannot see through it like traditional perf but it DOES allow plenty of light to come through. If you want to check out a piece to see what it looks like just let me know but I guarantee this looks better for storefront then any window perf would. It looks like laminated window perf.

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