Wall covering for cafe above counter

[Jean Shimp]

I am bidding on a job to cover an area 6'x20' on a back wall of a café. There is a counter below the graphic so the print would be exposed to food/liquid. Probably would need to be cleaned frequently. What material would be good for this area? Thanks.

 

[rjssigns]

Second surface direct print on 0.030" or thicker styrene. Should last longer than they'll stay in business LOL. The matte finish I get from my sub is awesome.

 

[GoodPeopleFlags]

A soft knit fabric could work well and it's machine washable. And it can be made in 1 piece.

 

[Jean Shimp]

Thanks for your reply. I'm very apprehensive about doing large size prints in reverse. How do you check alignment/registration if you can't see through the back side? The graphics are complex geometric shapes that must align exactly.

 

[rjssigns]

Thanks for your reply. I'm very apprehensive about doing large size prints in reverse. How do you check alignment/registration if you can't see through the back side? The graphics are complex geometric shapes that must align exactly.

UV flat bed print on second surface, done. I sub mine out and they always look fantastic.

 

[Jean Shimp]

That sounds like the way to go. Now I just need to find someone in my area that I can sub it out to that I know will do a good job.