Ink Drying Tips
Four factors contribute to ink drying time during the printing process. Ink Compatibility, Print Speed, Time and ICC profiles determine how fast the ink dries. The time it takes the ink to properly dry affects the quality of the final print.
Ink…
FAB6 Tips
MAGIC FAB6 is a 100% polyester woven fabric with our proprietary matte coating that creates vibrant, long-lasting prints. It can be used in applications such as wall décor, banners, roll-up banners and retail advertising. Here are some FAB6…
Laminating Guide
TYPES OF LAMINATE
Heat Activated – The adhesive requires high levels of heat to be activated before it will adhere to the media.
Pressure Sensitive – The adhesive is aggressive and requires pressure to adhere to the print. Heat is…
Window Film Tips
SURFACE PREP BEFORE PRINTING
Clean your printer thoroughly of dust and debris that could stick to the product. The adhesive side of the window perf is the print side. Do not use the take-up reel with this type of product. For large projects…
Mounting Canvas onto Stretcher Frames
PREPARATION
Allow images to dry for at least 24 hours before handling. Desired surface treatments should be applied and completely dry prior to stretching onto a frame. It is recommended to allow canvas to rest in room temperature for several…
Vinyl Installation
SURFACE PREPARATION
Before installation, thoroughly clean the application surface.
Remove any additional residual residue such as tape with a razor blade.
Plastics and glass surfaces should be cleaned with window cleaner such as Windex.…
Banner Installation
PROTECTING THE BANNER
A thin pressure sensitive adhesive overlaminate can be used to protect most banners except for vinyl. Applying laminates to one side of a banner may result in inwards curling and adhesion failure. It is recommended to…
Wallcovering Installation
WATER RESISTANCE & SURFACE PROTECTION
Pigment, solvent, latex and UV inks provide a high level of water resistance. Higher ink saturation can affect the water fast properties and show ink bleed in heavily saturated areas. Liquid lamination…