3M | Oracal | Cast Bubble-Free Vehicle Wrap
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When individuals decide to invest in wrapping a vehicle, considerations of quality, reliability, warranty, and superior performance come to the forefront. In these aspects, the 3M and Oracal brands have established a well-earned reputation for delivering just that.
The 3M and Oracal Cast Films stand out as versatile solutions, allowing for the transformation of vehicles into eye-catching, mobile billboards adorned with vibrant graphics. They are equally adept at enhancing a vehicle's aesthetic by providing a color change or offering a convenient way to protect the paint job from scratches.
Irrespective of the intended application, the technology embedded in this vehicle wrap adhesive ensures consistently high-quality results. The installation process is made easy and quick, thanks to its bubble-free technology and outstanding conformability.
Designed specifically for vehicles with angles, curves, and channels, this option stands as the optimal choice for long-term applications. Whether you seek a captivating graphic display or a protective layer for your vehicle, 3M and Oracal Cast Films prove to be reliable, durable, and visually stunning solutions.
In which material are this stickers available?
- 3M IJ 180Cv3
- Oracal 3751RA1
Which is the largest size available for this adhesive?
- Oracal: 52’’ x 150'
- 3M: 52"x150'
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, It features a Free 3M Cast 2 mil. glossy lamination.
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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