Speaking of stickers...

Edited Date/Time 1/27/2012 12:12pm
who do you guys recommend for a relatively small run, 200-300 2"x4" on vinyl?
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flarider
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3/5/2008 3:45pm
Steve, you sub it out?
What are your limitations?
3/5/2008 4:32pm Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 6:19pm
[quote="SIMX":3hj5fw2a]who do you guys recommend for a relatively small run, 200-300 2"x4" on vinyl?
Thanks[/quote:3hj5fw2a]

The question is do you want a vinyl with laminate with an adhesive that can stay put on low energy plastic like motorcycles or do you just want the cheapest vinyl out there with no laminate that will come off with one power wash? We have customers looking for this all the time. Materials and costs somewhere in between the expensive materials used for actual motorcycle graphics and the cheap everyday vinyl. Faced with this problem we found a good solution, adhesive specifically made for low energy plastic vinyl with a thinner laminate with a lower costs than the 18 mil materials used for our mx graphics.

We can also do small runs, I would be happy to discuss this with you further, just drop me an email at jkkt@bigairgraphics.com
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3/5/2008 4:42pm Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 6:19pm
https://www.stickerguy.com/

Especially if you can deal with red white and black

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3/5/2008 7:33pm
We make them ourselves.

We can do anything from stickers on 2 mil cast high performance vinyl (why?) to the same thick stuff we do bike graphics and preprinted backgrounds from. We have clean removable vinyl, high strength adhesive vinyl, ordinary calendared 4 mil vinyl. Laminated from 2 mil, 4 mil, 7 mil, through 12 mil gloss and also velvet matte.

For very large runs we'd have them done elsewhere silkscreened because it's cheaper (but you don't have all the same material choices and laminate choices).

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