Rualsignmaker
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I will be printing/cutting (eco solvent) dirt bike graphics that will come to me in templates. What is the best media to use that will conform to these plastic dirt bike parts? inkjet cast? wrap?
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What vinyl type to use for dirt bike graphics?
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Retro Graphics
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Not sure which supplier you use, but for me Fellers is useful b/c they have a warehouse within a short drive.
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SignMeUpGraphics
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We've been supplying clients MX graphics using GF201-HTAP(AE) for around 5 years with no complaints so far.
Rualsignmaker
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Does it conform well to the body lines of the plastic
SignMeUpGraphics
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We don't do the installs, so can't give you first hand information unfortunately.
It's a polymeric material with a matching laminate, so imagine there's a moderate amount of flexibility in it.
The high tack vinyl helps a lot with low energy plastic adhesion though.
It's a polymeric material with a matching laminate, so imagine there's a moderate amount of flexibility in it.
The high tack vinyl helps a lot with low energy plastic adhesion though.
Stacey K
I like making signs
Continental Grafix has a 5-year exterior polymeric vinyl specifically for low surface energy substrates and can be installed in temperatures as low as 5 degrees. Happy to send you a few samples to test, if you're interested. I'm based in Cleveland and pass you pretty regularly headed to Columbus. Would love to stop in sometime!