Reflective Wrap?

[kstompaint]

This wrap sure looks reflective... 3M 680 is all I've seen that could maybe do this... anybody know?

 

[J Hill Designs]

they make a 680CR or theres oracal 5100 i believe

 

[AUTO-FX]

Bet that's a work out

 

[TrafficSignandSafety]

I use reflective all the time and when placing an order with 3m they always ask me if I want flexible reflective or not. I use Egineer Grade and High Intensity

 

[Mike Paul]

I print on Oracal Inkjet receptive reflective occasionally. Flat panel installs only. It looks great at night.
3M has the only air egress reflective out there at this time.

 

[petepaz]

i heard the towns people speaking of this but i didn't know it was for real....haha

i have seen this advertised over the past 6months or so. haven't used it but looks pretty good. the thing that worries me is reflective seems to tear real easy not sure what they did to make it flexible/stretchable

 

[AUTO-FX]

Pat, does it leave any "lift up" marks at all?

 

[jfiscus]

3M IJ680CR is the way that was done or to do a similar job.
We use it on the rear of vehicles for printed chevron striping.

Goes into recesses well, stretches pretty decent for reflective; try not to lift/bend it much but doesn't show that bad when you do.

It's suspensive though!

 

[ucmj22]

Arlon makes a 5mil printable reflective DPF 2400. But I think it was probably the 3M IJ-680-10 since that has the Air egress on it. HERMAN CAIN WOOT!!!

 

[signswi]

And here I thought 9-9-9 was his worst idea.

 

[ucmj22]

And here I thought 9-9-9 was his worst idea.

Boy Id like to drop some knowledge on the subject, but I dont want to be censured for talking politics.

 

[Richard G]

The Arlon 2400 will do it as well.

 

[signswi]

Boy Id like to drop some knowledge on the subject, but I dont want to be censured for talking politics.

Yeah I just saw that post, carry on, disregard.