Our vinyl graphics will adhere to many surfaces. In
determining whether your intended surface is
adequate, keep in mind that, as a general rule of
thumb, vinyl will stick to almost any surface that
is clean and either smooth or nonporous.
Acceptable surfaces
- Glass
- Metals (Must be painted with a
smooth, glossy paint.)
- Vehicles (Must be painted with
a smooth, glossy paint.)
- Vinyl (Such as Banners,
Canopies, flags, etc.)
- Plastic (must be
smooth - it will not stick to a "cutting board"
rough material
- Fiberglass (Must be painted
with a smooth, glossy paint or gel-coated)
- Wood (Must be painted with a
smooth, glossy paint.)
- Other Painted Surfaces (Paint
must be smooth and glossy, vinyl will not stick to
oxidized, faded, or peeling paint)
Not recommended surfaces
- Cement
- Raw Lumber
- Oxidized or faded paint
- Peeling paint
- Rubber
- Raw Metals
- Oily Surfaces
This is not a
complete list but keep in mind that if scotch tape
sticks to it, the vinyl probably will. Rough, dull, peeling, porous or dirty
surfaces will cause the decals to come off with
changes in temperature and humidity. |