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Laminated vs Non Laminated Stickers

After the vinyl sticker has been printed, we apply lamination, which is a protective film that covers the sticker. Lamination act as a level of protection for vehicle, signs, and stickers wraps against scrabbling, scratching, and common tear and wear. When you add lamination to stickers, it provides a layer of UV protection, which helps to reduce the ink fading.

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Laminated vs Non Laminated Stickers

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  1. Laminated vs Non Laminated Stickers

  2. INTRODUCTION • After the vinyl sticker has been printed, we apply lamination, which is a protective film that covers the sticker. Lamination act as a level of protection for vehicle, signs, and stickers wraps against scrabbling, scratching, and common tear and wear. When you add lamination to stickers, it provides a layer of UV protection, which helps to reduce the ink fading.

  3. If you plan to use a sign outdoor, then you must use lamination because every outdoor need to be laminated. • If you didn’t laminate the outdoors sign, the ink will fade away under the unremitting shower of sun rays, the monotonous pelting of the heavy rain, and the remorseless attacks from the wind. • Also, if there is no lamination, the beaten-up sign will become old, and that reflects poorly on your business. • It also gives the feeling of an old impression on the world. To avoid a bad impression, you need to laminate your outdoor signs.

  4. Basically, lamination takes some time, effects, techniques, and special machines. • So laminating your vinyl signs cost more than non-laminating signs. • Even if you use a digital flatbed printing, which is adding clear cover ink over colorful ink on your outdoor signs, it still costs more.

  5. Important Stuff to Consider about lamination • Lamination is a kind of protection, and it is a very important thing for a vinyl sticker project. • It is the best idea to laminate your any outdoor items such as sticker, vehicle, decals, and signs that will be exposed to outside elements such as hot sun, wind, heavy rain, and icy cold. • It is a good idea when you wrap your vehicle with lamination to protect it from all rough weather conditions. Lamination act as an extra layer for vinyl that helps strengthens its structure. • Also, it makes the finishing protect thicker and strong to prevent it from being torn or overstretched during installation.

  6. The different types of Vinyl • The important thing that you should be aware of is that there an extensive variety of laminates are available on the market and online. • It is essential for you to choose the perfect laminate for your vinyl signs that are been used. • The best manufacturers provide unique design lamination for specific vinyl. If you fail to laminate your vinyl, then it would be asking for trouble.

  7. When Is It Harmless Not To Laminate? • In some cases, it is not important to laminate your vinyl. If you plan to put temporary signs or promotional stickers, then they may not need to be laminated. • In this case, you may not plan to spend a separate budget for lamination, but remember doing the lamination will be liable to cuts, scratches, scuffs, tear, and fading. • You don’t need to use lamination for post-printing.

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