Self Adhesive

Self Adhesive Vinyl

Self Adhesive Vinyl are of several types, they come as sheet of different sizes that one can use to make custom colorful banner designs and creative crafts on walls, automotive, signage and for sections of home floor or wall designs.  Self Adhesive Vinyl labels have so many wide uses, especially when needed to pass messages across to the world. It water and UV (sun rays) resistance nature make it use for campaign banners, adverts, billboards, table tickers, and product labels increase by the day.

You can paste our large format Self Adhesive Vinyl on hard but smooth surfaces for perfect beauty display in designs. Self adhesive vinyl labels are also used to dress up signpost, designed windows blinds, wall crafts and backdrops. It comes in several colors to fit well into thousands of color crafts that you can have in mind. Its flexible nature makes it easy to cut and fit perfectly to cutting plotter and corners. Wide Format Paper is Current Voted Top Sellers for self adhesive vinyl.

One can get quality self adhesive vinyl printed banners or labels using laser or inkjet printers. There are unique Self Adhesive Vinyl papers or labels of different sizes for inkjet and laser printers.  Laser printer wide format being KIP, Oce, Xerox and the large document copiers that use toner.  The inkjet wide plotter paper printer uses ink cartridges and our material works GREAT and water resistant.

For inkjet printers, pigment ink or aqueous dye is used. Acrylic adhesive backing is used as stickiness material in addition to nanoporous instant dry coatings and paper release liners for colorful banners or labels. A lot is put in place to suit your self adhesive vinyl printing needs. Gloss finishes and/or lamination of self adhesive vinyl print is advised for longevity and they make your print colors to come out in its best. Pigment inks usage has also been proven to be right for water or sunlight reaching areas due to its resistance level to weather.  

What you need and where you want to place yourself adhesive vinyl (banner) determines what you should go for. Always consult our online experts to help you make the best choice.

Here are answers to some questions that can help you make best choice of self adhesive vinyl.

Is there a different kind of self adhesive between using an inkjet vs. a laser printer?
Laser printers have it unique developed self adhesive labels or printing papers that works perfectly well with it. The one that works for inkjet printers will not work for laser printers. The adhesive and materials used is such that can safely pass through the printing machine without jam and issues. Same adhesive materials can be used but each machine printing papers are developed uniquely to work best according to machine designs. Trying out a laser paper or printing materials on inkjet can result in damage of your printing machine!  Feel free to ask us about that.  The last thing we wish for is a bad result on your end.

What is most likely the problem if it bubbles?
Bubbles are air inlets and it can be as a result of several issues with printing process.  MOST often the curling and the bubbles are a result of the printer exposed to higher humidity levels than desired. Every machine has its optimum working settings and material placement guides. Bubbles can result when settings are unprofessionally altered to hasten processes, printing liners, laminating materials and papers are place wrongly or with slight shift (improper material alignments) and unprofessional finishes. Poor printing products can spoil a professional’s job. Go for quality vinyl products and employ professionals to avoid cases bubbles.

What is most likely the issue if it will not stick?
The issues of none sticking vinyl are usually printing setting problems. When toners refuse to stick on labels, it means that the labels are been feed too fast through the printer. The toners needs time to heat enough to be able to adhere to labels when passing through the printer. In such cases, you are recommended to check the printer drive settings. Note also that each paper type requires certain settings for effective output. Avoid not stick issues by printing unused document to heat up your printer before printing yourself adhesive vinyl and be sure to use the right setting for each laber or paper type.
 
What, if anything, can you put on it to take it up in the future and not peal underlining paint or such?
Where possible, you can use paper release liners. Paper release liners are applicable only with professional advice and help. Also, yes there are static cling polymers that do a GREAT job with this.