My customer wants his logo on static cling to be applied to the storm doors he's selling. One label manufacturer I found screen prints onto the static cling material. I've read on here that printing on static cling as one would on vinyl is a fairly difficult process to pull off. Evidently the static cling slips around in the machine. I don't know which process is more successful. So what I want is some advise on which process works better. And I need the names of some vendors. I looked on the Merchant Directory and didn't really find anyone who fit this situation. You can pm me or post a reply here. Thanks for the help.
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static cling labels
- Thread starter BarbieQ
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Letterbox Mike
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We print a lot of static cling, prints just fine on our printers. If you PM me the specs I'll get you a quote.
Also, another option would be a super-low-tack removable vinyl, we've done many many many of these for a local window and door company, they work great and tend to stay put a little better than static.
Also, another option would be a super-low-tack removable vinyl, we've done many many many of these for a local window and door company, they work great and tend to stay put a little better than static.
Bill Modzel
New Member
We've screen printed on static cling for 30 years and have Edge and solvent digital printed on it as long as we've had the equipment.
If you're set up to screen print flat substrates, ie. have a press and vacuum table, not an apparel setup, it's no different than any other substrate.
If you're set up to screen print flat substrates, ie. have a press and vacuum table, not an apparel setup, it's no different than any other substrate.