Question Reverse Printable Media for Edge

Looks to be just clear vinyl, albeit a new convex clear, which can be used for reverse printing decals.

 

what are you using to print with? If you have a Berber edge you can just reverse print them. Reverse print simply means it’s a face adhesive not a backing adhesive. There’s no need for transfer tape it just sticks on. Also you can use Oracal 651 clear or Gerber Image Cal P. You use white as a background and print in reverse order

 

We print on Gerber LexEdge and laminate with 3M 467 adhesive (14" roll), I believe that is what you're looking for.

 

the listing on the website is just a 16mil piece of non-adhesive plastic.
Thickness allows it to take a beating, hence their reference to football helmet decals.

You would have to print a mirror image onto this and then laminate the double-sided adhesive onto it, and then cut it, and then peel&stick it onto final surface. for anything else other than a football helmet or similiar, i would just be making decals as posted above: print a mirror onto your typical 2-4mil clear vinyl & finish with a white layer. ...or heck, even upgrade the laminate to one of the many 12mil options available to self-adhesive overlaminates.

 

The Gerber LexEdge is a Lexan product, so it is scratch-proof. It is used on many different applications, but our customers like to use if for machinery faceplates, dash panels, etc and other places where constant repeated use would take a toll on regular decals.

 

Lexedge is a great but not for football helmets