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Window Perf Films - What are YOU using? (for the HP25500)
- Thread starter ShoNuff
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My experience using Briteline perf with Curvalam
Well, I just finished my first roll of Briteline Perf, and used the Curva-Lam. I chose Briteline because it was the smallest roll I could get and the Curva-lam was the same size, both recommended by Grimco for doing printed graphics on curved vehicle windows, printed on my HPL25500. The perf had the 50/50 pattern, or 50 % print, 50% holes.
On the flatter side windows of the van, this combo worked just fine. However, not so fine on the back window, which was more of a curved surface. We ended up talking to the Customer about just using a cad cut vinyl on the back window.
I am hunting for a better perf material that does conforms better to a more curved window surface. I plan to see what Bigfish/Josh has and will try to remember to post the results here.
Thanks to all who posted before me, I found the information helpful.
Well, I just finished my first roll of Briteline Perf, and used the Curva-Lam. I chose Briteline because it was the smallest roll I could get and the Curva-lam was the same size, both recommended by Grimco for doing printed graphics on curved vehicle windows, printed on my HPL25500. The perf had the 50/50 pattern, or 50 % print, 50% holes.
On the flatter side windows of the van, this combo worked just fine. However, not so fine on the back window, which was more of a curved surface. We ended up talking to the Customer about just using a cad cut vinyl on the back window.
I am hunting for a better perf material that does conforms better to a more curved window surface. I plan to see what Bigfish/Josh has and will try to remember to post the results here.
Thanks to all who posted before me, I found the information helpful.
Makproductions06
New Member
Nah we do it all the time.
We only use lam if it is a big curved glass... if pretty flat than no lam needed..