Oracal 3628

[Bannerday]

I have an oil company that wants to put some short term
ads (about 3 months) on their tankers & side rear windows
of their Ford Explorers.

The tankers have the company name on them in cut vinyl,
Looking for something that I could use and then take
off without damaging the vinyl underneath.

Would Oracal 3628 work? I know it's meant for indoor but
I need something that won't take off the original vinyl.

Thanks.

 

[Bannerday]

Anybody?

 

[Gene@mpls]

Last summer I printed/laminated/contour cut some hockey wall stickers for my
granddaughter and her friends and stuck one on my daughter's Suburban rear
side window and it is still on there- I peeled it off once and reapplied. Works fine- your mileage may vary- this was about 6x6 inches.

 

[Bannerday]

We"ll that sounds encouraging.

Do you think it would affect the cut vinyl letters underneath?

 

[Gene@mpls]

I would think not.

 

[cmyimage]

there are removable glue vinyl and permanent glue vinyl, removable mean that when you want to remove the vinyl from the window of from any surface, no glue will left on the window or applied surface. You can think about using the removable PSA vinyl But not sure about your case.

 

[gnatt66]

i use 3621 on race cars and my personal a-frame sign with good results. i'd try 3621.

 

[ZsVinylInc]

I would look into PhotoTex.

 

[Bannerday]

Thanks for the feedback guys.

It looks like 3621 would save some money. Do you laminate? 210?

 

[Malkin]

I would only laminate if there is concern for fuel spilling onto the print.

 

[gnatt66]

i'd lam...keep the strength up.