Im looking for a woodgrain vinyl called burl elm. It is similar to Avery Bravo burl but not close enough to use. I have some that is about 10 yrs old for a comparison but dont want to use it up until I find more. Suggestions? Im even willing to have a converter make some if they dont want a 1000 yd min. thanks Gary
Posted by Todd Gill (Member # 2569) on :
Gary,
I don't think this is the exact look you're after, but I'm looking at a Sharpline Converting Color Directory....and they have printed Woodgrain vinyls, which I believe are offered in computer rolls. Their colors are called Burma Teak, Marine Teak, and Cherry Oak. It might be worth a shot to call them and ask for some samples.
Their number is 800-888-4888. You might want to ask for their Computer Graphics Vinyl division.
I think the burl you want is more of a "swirly" pattern with a lot of tiny knots in it. But, what the heck....give it a try.
Posted by Gary P (Member # 1424) on :
thanks Todd ,been working with Sharpline on this. About a year ago Peter Trisch from Sharpline called me (nice guy) and told me of a company that does Boat and RV woodgrain vinyl. I lost the phone # before I could call and Peter no longer works for Sharpline. No one else there can help me either.
