Oracal 3651 for Roland Versacamm 300?

[785graphics]

Hi,

I searched and read up and did some research on this, but I am having trouble figuring out what will work best for my needs.

I have a Roland Versacamm VP300

Looking to create higher end motorcycle graphics (art-quality prints) for flat surfaces with a glossy finish.

From what I have found, Oracal 3651 plus 210 lam is best, am I correct in this assumption? Is there any way around the laminate.. ie higher grade vinyl?

thanks in advance!

 

[J Hill Designs]

I think you need a thicker lam for MC/MX graphics...someone will chime in

 

[785graphics]

Also forgot to ask if i can use a solvent printer on that media?

 

[Circleville Signs]

Based on the questions you are asking, you patently did NOT do any research.


Gary

 

[Malkin]

Are you looking to create prints of motorcycles that will be sold as just prints? or do you want to print decals/graphics that will be applied to motorcycles? Those are 2 very different things and your post is a little vague.

 

[Mader Design]

You def did not research enough I guess. For motorcycles graphics your not going to use Oracal for this, Convex vinyl with Convex Laminate or Convex Pro Shield laminate would need to be used.

 

[DRamm76]

See above..a 210G would NOT be durable enough of a laminate in the case of motorcross graphics. Convex is the way to go

 

[B Snyder]

OP didn't state "motocross" or offroad. Road course race bikes would be fine with 3651/210 combo for small decals on flat areas. A more conformable cast/cast combo for larger graphics would be best.