Vinyl with no markings on liner

Avery 2903, 2923 (both have air egress). Briteline Duration vinyls form Grimco have no printing on the back either. We have customers that specify no printing on the back so we use them too.

 

We've been using a fair bit of Avery MPI 2923 EZ lately since problems with IJ35. I'm liking it even more than the 35, no markings on liner.

 

First thing that comes to mind:
http://www.generalformulations.com/...High-Tack-Permanent-Adhesive/Concept-201-HTAP

Sticks like crazy to anything, prints and cuts great and has very little shrinking, even w/ full bleed heavy coverage.

 

It is really good stuff. We've been using it for years but it will shrink a fair bit with heavy coverage/full bleed prints. I got carried away when we first started using it and would use it on some flat vehicle applications...but they all eventually had issues. Definitely still a good product/price point but you can only get away with so much.

 

BriteLine vinyls @ grimco.

 

I heard of this request before and am curious. Why you want no markings on the vinyl

 

BigfishDM
I'm sure has a wide range of options


Z SIGNS
We typically have this request whenever we are doing
* sub work,
* media (tv, movie, etc) they don't like giving free advertising.
* Political, if the company is from a country that is not on the "good" list

 

quality media, as far as i know, do not have any inner labeling on their duravinyl lines. over the last seven years, ive used alot of those and have almost never had issues, except for one batch of media that was a little wonky. check out their website qmls.com

 

Concept 201 HTAP has always had branding on the liner for us.

 

Must be a regional thing, none of the general formulations vinyls I've ever bought have had branding on the liner. I chalk it up to GF producing so many house brands for other people that it just made sense not to put a brand on any of it.

 

Weird, our supplier imports stock directly from the US, but as you said could be different batches headed for us down here.

 

Substance Media!!

 

I use their stuff all of the time and have had great luck with it. If there is any shrinkage, it's so minimal that I don't even notice it. Give Matt a call. They are willing to send samples to test out.