We've used Metamark as our primary premium calendered vinyl but now I have a rep trying to push Ritrama premium, it's also a 7-year calendered film with a good price point. It's a tad thinner, 60 mic. vs. 70 mic. for the one we use now, that makes me worried it won't be as easy to apply (large flat surfaces) or hold up as well. Searched the forum and found some older threads that didn't exactly praise their translucent film but this is a normal vinyl. Any points are welcome! Thanx!
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Ritrama premium - good? bad?
- Thread starter kanini
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digitalsolutionsok
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Ritrama
They make a decent product that is for surely comparable to a metamark. I see a lot of screen printers use it I don't see much on the digital side even though I know it exists really just depends on where you are I think oh yea and cant forget price .
They make a decent product that is for surely comparable to a metamark. I see a lot of screen printers use it I don't see much on the digital side even though I know it exists really just depends on where you are I think oh yea and cant forget price .
CanuckSigns
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I'm the one who started the thread about their translucent failing, I've made the decision to never use them again for anything, they have some of the worst customer service I have ever dealt with. Their response to my complaint was only a small step above "f@$k you we don't care"
there are so many decent vinyls out there, price really shouldn't be your only determining factor, oracal 631 is a great film, priced very reasonably and I've never had a single issue in the 6 or so years I've been using it.
there are so many decent vinyls out there, price really shouldn't be your only determining factor, oracal 631 is a great film, priced very reasonably and I've never had a single issue in the 6 or so years I've been using it.
Thank you watsons! I read the thread and sorry to hear about the problems, I have a project coming up that needs 3200 sqft of black cut vinyl so I thought I'd compare prices but for peace of mind I think I'll stick to the vinyl I know works for this and try out new brands on smaller projects if needed, as you say the price difference is not that huge. Thanks again all for the posts!