Does anyone have any experience good/bad with Flexcon Static Cling Vinyl? Or can some one recomend a good static cling vinyl?
I have a client who wants removable static cling signs for his vehicles' windows. I have no experience with this material. I am proposing to reverse cut some graphics and apply them to the non-cling surface of the vinyl... I wll be using transparent vinyl. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Posted by Bob Rochon (Member # 30) on :
Joe have you thought of Edge prints?
You can edge print on static cling in reverse and back up with a primer
Posted by Bill Modzel (Member # 22) on :
Joe, I second the Edge print option. Vinyl overlaid on static will shrink and expand at different rates. At least it did when I tried it. Posted by steve simpson (Member # 3298) on :
I'll second Bill's opinion...I have tried vinyl applied to surface of cling and the cling shrinks different that the vinyl therefore causing a wrinkle or puckering effect. Edge printing or screen printing is a better option. Edge printing for low quantities and screening for larger.
Steve Simpson
Posted by steve simpson (Member # 3298) on :
I'll second Bill's opinion...I have tried vinyl applied to surface of cling and the cling shrinks different that the vinyl therefore causing a wrinkle or puckering effect. Edge printing or screen printing is a better option. Edge printing for low quantities and screening for larger.
Steve Simpson
Posted by steve simpson (Member # 3298) on :
Joe, Forgot to mention that we use the Flexcon static cling in cut sheets for our choice. Have had good results for years, no complaints. General Formulations is another supplier. I have also used the Avery on a roll. Steve
Posted by Talisman (Member # 1869) on :
Thanks for the info guys. I will go the edge route.
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