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coop
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Has anyone had any experience lettering these type of outdoor shelters? It is a polyester material. What type of vinyl /paint/ ink should I use?  - Thanks for any help you can send my way.

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I've put interm. vinyl on 28 just this year. Its quick n easy, just make sure the material is cool so it isn't deformed.

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Coop,

I've used screen ink for Coroplast, PP81 series, in Color FX brand kind of a universal screen printing ink and painted it on. HP vinyl would work short term but the up and down of the EZ UP style would work loose PDQ.

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Sam, it shouldn't come loose if it was bonded correctly the first time.

Roger

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i letter them with dac ez
it holds up to the folding and
creasing. i have some nylon jackets i did
10 years ago and they have been washed
alot and still holding up.

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Thanks for your replies!

Roger & Stan, have you had long-term success with these type of fold-up shelters? (BTW Roger I always use your products before any vinyl hits the substrate).

Sam, I have some Nazdar 9700 all purpose ink with the NB-70 catalyst for coroplast. Would that work?

Jimmy, where do I find info on dac ez?

Thanks again!

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Coop,

I've had good luck on that type material cutting a mask out of vinyl and spraying with Aqua Flow or other acrylic, then top-coating with binder. I always heat-set with a heat gun carefully! and I've never had a failure yet. I've done many gym bags, etc. like that and they take a lot of beating and hold up well.
Hope this helps,
R.T.

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Thank you Coop !

I have tested, which may not be as tough as the Real World. Ha ha ha ha

Roger [Smile]

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