Tech on the Road: Cut & Drop Method

In this episode of Tech on the Road, I’ll show you the Cut & Drop Method, a fast and easy way for installing on deep channels in commercial and fleet projects.

Wet Application of a Window Graphic

Sometimes window graphics can be viewed from both sides. This means the adhesive side has to look absolutely perfect. This is the only time we would suggest using water to ease your application. This type of application is called a “wet application” because of the use of water.

Creating a Clean Zone for Window Graphics

When a window graphic is viewed from both sides every imperfection of the glass is noticeable. So before you start that application, it’s really important to create a clean zone.

Dry Application of a Window Graphic

Windows are one of the most common surfaces that we apply graphics to. But installing a window graphic is one of the most difficult applications because of their high surface tension. Even this application could be easier with a few simple techniques.

Window Graphic Removal

Window graphic removal is much different than removing graphics from other substrates. With most substrates, you can use a lot of heat and pull as hard as you want without breaking anything.

Cast or Calendered Vinyl: It’s Your Choice

Everyone in the graphics industry has heard the terms “cast” and “calendered” to describe vinyl. However, not everyone knows what effects those terms have on buying decisions. This video explains the general difference between cast and calendered vinyl films. Why should you use cast vinyl? What types of projects are best for cast or calendered vinyl?

The Benefits of Cast Film

Everyone in the sign industry knows the term “Cast Vinyl”, but not everyone really understands what it means. This video describes what cast vinyl, or cast film, is and what it means to your sign and graphics business.