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Two sided flags???
- Thread starter ironchef
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We'd be glad to help you. Contact any of my associates at ABA Visibility Products 801-305-1655 or sales@abacatalog.com
Thanks for looking.
J Hill Designs
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check Xarisma
Bill Modzel
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Xarisma has a very good dye sub flag. The color density is almost identical on the reverse side and the front unlike many dye sub materials where the reverse side is about 80% of the face.
Having said that, what are you looking for in a double sided flag? If you're wanting a "right read" double sided flag you are going to have to have a supplier that sews two right read flags back to back or if your graphic is a circle shape or something symmetrical, you can applique the revers side with that printed circle.
The problem with the process is that it makes a very heavy flag and if your original has a white background, even two back to back aren't opaque enough not to see both images through the flag without a liner between them. You'll need about a prevailing wind of about 20mph to actually fly that sucker.
Having said that, what are you looking for in a double sided flag? If you're wanting a "right read" double sided flag you are going to have to have a supplier that sews two right read flags back to back or if your graphic is a circle shape or something symmetrical, you can applique the revers side with that printed circle.
The problem with the process is that it makes a very heavy flag and if your original has a white background, even two back to back aren't opaque enough not to see both images through the flag without a liner between them. You'll need about a prevailing wind of about 20mph to actually fly that sucker.