3M Calendered Bubble-Free with FREE 3M Lamination
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When considering the ideal film for a vehicle wrap, the type of vehicle plays a crucial role, particularly in terms of its surface curvature. The degree of curvature, including deep channels, rivets, and intricate sections like bumpers and door handles, makes cast vinyl the preferred choice. However, for flat surfaces or areas with simple to moderate curves, opting for calendered vinyl offers a cost-effective solution.
Vehicles with 'simple curves,' such as trucks, buses, and vans, are well-suited for calendered vinyl applications. Notably, the calendered film from reputable manufacturer 3M guarantees the quality and reliability associated with the brand. Additionally, it boasts a remarkable bubble-free technology, simplifying the installation process for a seamless and professional finish.
In which material is this adhesive vinyl available?
This stickers are available on 2 mil. white calendered vinyl.
Which is the largest size available for this adhesive?
The largest we can print in one single panel is 52’’ x 150’.
What is the difference between Eco-Solvent Ink and Latex Ink?
Eco-Solvent Ink and Latex Ink are both used in wide-format printing, but they have some key differences:
Eco-Solvent Ink:
• Made from ether extracts of refined mineral oil.
• Known for vibrant colors and good adhesion to various surfaces.
• Requires more time to outgas after printing.
• Generally considered more environmentally friendly than traditional solvent inks.
Latex Ink:
• Water-based and contains polymers.
• Does not emit volatile organic compounds (VOCs) during the printing process.
• Odorless and cures at a lower temperature, making it more energy-efficient.
• Prints are durable, resistant to fading and discoloration, and can be used almost immediately after printing.
Can it be laminated?
Yes, we offer Free 3M Cast Gloss lamination on this material (2.5 mil)
Can you do custom shapes on this material?
Yes, Contour cutting is available for this material
What is a cut file?
A cut file is a unique kind of file that guides cutting machines with clear lines. Unlike regular image files that are full of colors and details, a cut file shows just the border of a design, marking where the machine will trim around your design. It should be a single-page PDF with vector graphics. Additionally, we can accept a black silhouette in PNG format for simpler designs.
How should I set up my file?
• Color Mode: CMYK (We do not print RGB, 5th, Spot or PANTONE)
• DPI: 72 - 150 (recommended for most jobs)
Which file extensions are acceptable for submission?
For printing files, you can upload: JPG, JPEG, TIFF or single page flatten PDF.
For cutting files you can upload: PNG with no background or single page flatten vector PDF.
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