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Hi Cheryl, I'm going to make some one of these days. I have all the stuff to make them, a 40" laminator and the skid resistant laminate, just havn't taken the time to try. I was curious about damage when peeling them back up. Hard tile or concrete would be ok but what about wood floors, painted floors, vinyl flooring, etc...
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Floor Graphics can be done on the edge, Although I have not done it yet, I would like to try it someday, I'm just not too keen on seeming 2 pieces together on a floor for liability reasons.
I'm not too sure on inkjet, but I would feel very comfortable selling thermal resin prints, with abrasion gaurd on them for floor minders. ( in reference to your buffer question )
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