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Old 01-11-2006, 10:51 AM   #1
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Default Vehicle wrap material

We have been using 3M IJ-180C with 3M's 8519 for vehicles. Lately (past 6 months) we have been getting scuff marks on all the 8519 about every foot (same spot around the roll) We had a 3M rep out and he claim that it was a manufacturing defect and that he would talk to the 3M Quality Control. So far 3M has done jack about it, they have also not returned phone calls. We are now having problems getting them to return calls about a failure on an install where the vinyl is the problem.

Does anyone have a vinyl they like for vehicle wraps besides 3M?
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Old 01-11-2006, 11:38 AM   #2
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Oracal 3951 vinyl with 290 series laminate. I've been very pleased with both products.
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Old 01-11-2006, 11:42 AM   #3
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Arlon also has a nice wrap material.
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Haven't used the Arlon sample material we got in yet, but I have been very pleased with the Oracal material, as an alternative to 3M.
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Old 01-11-2006, 04:40 PM   #5
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I think Arlon was the one I couldn't remember the name... Haven't seen anything about that one.

Oracal might be an option. Thanks guys.
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CG you may contact the arlon rep on the board about a sample. I recieved some but havent had a chance to try it and then you can try before you buy. Seems to feel like good product just havent used it yet.
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Oracal 3951 with the 290 over lam or Arlon DPF6000 with the 3220 over lam are the best for doing car wraps and for quality.
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Oracal 3951 with the 290 over lam or Arlon DPF6000 with the 3220 over lam are the best for doing car wraps and for quality.

OK, I'm interested... why do you say that.
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Oracal 3951 vinyl with 290 series laminate. I've been very pleased with both products.

Ok I found 290GF and 290G ..what is the difference of the 2? They are both the same size rolls and same price.
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I have tried a number of other vinyl's and those are the 2 that work the best. They perform well, adhere very well, conform great, the price is good and they both print well.
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