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Henry Edmonds
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Any type vinyl work good on a fairly smooth conrete wall thats painted?

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Indoors or out?

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Indoors, just about any decent intermediate or hp vinyl will work on just about any paint.

Outdoors, the wall will need to be painted with an industrial enamel semi-gloss or gloss finish and then use a good hp vinyl. Be sure to get the edges sealed well.

Either way, use dry application.

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Its indoors? do the letters need to be sealed...

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The concern is moisture getting behind the vinyl & causing it to lift. If it's indoors that shouldn't be a problem.

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