Textured Floor With Non Skid Lam?!?

[Brands Imaging]

I need a lam with non skid that will take heat and lightly conform - everything available is almost 4 mil - thoughts/.??

 

[BigfishDM]

The 4 Mil will work just fine, whats the application where it needs to conform? Make sure you use edge seal!

 

[Brands Imaging]

300' on outside lightly textured unsealed granite. Has to stay for 2 months

 

[Turnergraphics]

300' on outside lightly textured unsealed granite. Has to stay for 2 months

I think ultraflexx offers what you're looking for

 

[brycesteiner]

Seal offers a kit that is specific for floors. It's called Solvoprint

https://www.fellers.com/fellers-sho...ap-vinyl/set/seal-print-shield-slip-and-scuff

I don't have a lot of experience with it yet, but I am installing it this next week for a customer.

 

[Brands Imaging]

I really appreciate the reply people but I'm not sure you understand...

3M Makes 8624 and 8524 but they are not non skid because when 3M made textured films for this market they only thought bricks walls and whatnot - no sidewalks..

So once again....I'm looking for a NON SKID CAST film that will take heat and conform....

bueller?

 

[J Hill Designs]

check out alumagraphics

 

[Brands Imaging]

I am a print shop....I don;t need a print provider, I need a MATERIAL!

 

[J Hill Designs]

alumagraphics is a material.

now quit yelling

edit:spelled it wrong - alumigraphics - my bad - http://www.alumigraphics.com/cart/pc/viewcontent.asp?idpage=1

 

[Desert_Signs]

I am a print shop....I don;t need a print provider, I need a MATERIAL!

Check out alumigraphics, like Jill said. It's a printable aluminum foil with an almost grip-tape like texture. It's not conformable, per se, but it is specifically designed for putting down on walking surfaces like asphalt, concrete, pavers, etc etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1to_uOnMIQ

 

[Brands Imaging]

hmm...I did actually here about this but I think it's crazy expensive. I'm trying to stay within a vehicle wrap budget (per sqft)

 

[J Hill Designs]

can't have it all, bud

 

[Desert_Signs]

hmm...I did actually here about this but I think it's crazy expensive. I'm trying to stay within a vehicle wrap budget (per sqft)

Material cost is around $2.75 a sqft. You don't need (and can't use) lamination with it, so it's not that far off from a quality wrap kit. Installation is far easier, so you can make it up on that end.

 

[Brands Imaging]

Thanks a lot guys - I really appreciate that. Have you used it yet? It's coming in at 1800.00 per roll. I have to lay 300' of this in 24" sections. Should we just roll it?

 

[Desert_Signs]

Rolling it is the easiest way. A RollePro works great, but might be a little small for such a big task. I successfully used a standard paint roller by getting a relatively firm foam 8" roller and wrapping it firmly with duct tape. You *might* consider getting a sod roller at home depot and wrapping the drum with outdoor/very low pile carpet. Put the material down where you want it, lightly tacking it, then going back over the whole thing with the sod roller. I bet that would work pretty good.