Bubble Free printable vinyl sticker roll waterproof inkjet film with black adhesive

 
 Product Name:  Bubble Free Polymeric Glossy White Digital Printing Film With Black Adhesive
 
 Product Description: 
  

Digital printing film is ultra-calendared vinyl with a pigmented, repositionable, permanent solvent-based adhesive and an air egress liner. The air egress and ultra-calendared face film make it a great solution for full and partial wraps on vehicles with flat or moderately curved surfaces. The bright white face film is coated specifically for use with solvent, eco-solvent, Latex, and UV curable inks and supports rich vibrant color. Printable film is warranted for up to 5 years outdoor.

 
 
Product Specfications:
 
 
  

 
 
 Product Features:
 

• Use high quality ploymeric calendered vinyl face film to persure excellent outdoor durability
• Eecellent ink compatability for eco-solvent, solvent UV and Latex Printing
• Apply super-flat sythetic liner on the product for easy apply and converting

• Apply different adhesives for many application surface and needs.

   Product Application:

                     ￭ Trucks ￭ Cars & Vans

                     ￭ Buses ￭ Vehicle advertising

                     ￭ Trailers ￭ Emergency Vehicles

Advantages of Applying Digital Printing Film:

Digital printing is a method of manufacturing that makes printed material from digital electronic files. It involves creating artwork on a PC or Mac and then printing directly onto the material of your choice. Digital printing is an alternative to traditional methods such as screen printing, flexography, or gravure. Digital Printing eliminates many of the mechanical steps required for conventional printing, such as making films and screens.

• No Initial Costs or Setup

There are no additional costs for creating screens. That saves money initially. Digital printing only saves if the print volumes are medium to low. For high volumes, screen printing is still the better option because parts can be produced faster.

• Environmentally Friendly

Directly printing onto the film saves time and materials. It is an additive process. Digital printing still involves UV ink and chemicals, but there are no extra procedures like screen printing has. The pre-press time and materials have been eliminated. There are no screens, emulsion, screen making time or extra solvents used in the printing process.

• Faster turn-around times

Because there are no pre-press procedures and screens, the initial setup time is reduced. The printing can begin as soon as the digital art files are created.

• Smaller Volumes

If you’re looking to print dozens to hundreds of part, the screen printing setup might not be necessary. With digital printing, you can print in orders in small batches and not incur the setup costs.

• Precision

With digital printing, you can print samples to verify color accuracy. This ensures that you’re printing exactly what you intended. The images can also be more complex with a larger variety of colors.

  
How do I apply Self-Adhesive Vinyl?
 
1. Prime your tools
 
There’s the old saying; “Failure to prepare is preparing to fail.” So if you fancy yourself as a soon-to-be adept applier, you might want to gather some useful tools before you begin:
 

• Damp cloth or methylated spirits for cleaning surfaces
• Spray bottle with a mixture of water and a very small amount of washing up liquid
• Rubber squeegee or something similar for smooth application
• Craft knife or scalpel if you need to take up the corners for re-application

 
2. No scrubs
 
Vinyl has real staying power when stuck to a smooth, clean, and dust-free surface. Wipe down the surface with a damp cloth, or in the case of glass use methylated spirits.
 
3. Get stuck in
 
it’s usually easy enough to apply with one person. With anything larger, we’d recommend a bit of teamwork.
 
 

• Peel a small section of the paper and fold it back on itself. Emphasis on the ‘small’ here guys – if you peel off the back completely, you will almost end up sticking the vinyl to itself or even your hands.
• line up and apply the area with the exposed adhesive to the surface and rub down gently with a squeegee. Slow and steady application is key because if you rub down too fast you will almost certainly get bubbles or creases as a result, some of which may be tough to work out afterwards.
• Now pull away the backing paper from behind in a downwards motion while rubbing down the vinyl as you go. Doing this with your hand will almost certainly result in bubbles, so squeegee away. By applying the vinyl gently at first, it means that if you do get bubbles, you should be able to pull away the vinyl where necessary and re-apply without damaging it. Remember, the vinyl will stretch if you pull it too firmly.
• For larger or more awkward sizes, spraying the surface lightly with water and a teeny amount of washing up liquid really helps as it will stop the vinyl from adhering too strongly at first. This means you can make adjustments and reposition later.
• Once you’re happy, use the squeegee to rub the vinyl and expel any water away from inbetween the vinyl and the surface.