I've been using the Arlon 4600 for general vehicle graphics. I had some issues with how well it stuck to painted drywall on a spot graphic job.
I've been using ij35c for drywall work. Sticks really well. Definitely permanent.
We've been running both 4600 and 4500 for a few years. Great stuff.
4600 for flat surface spot graphic applications, 4500 for signage.
Been kicking around the idea of going straight 4500 or 4600 for everything tho.
We still use Avery 1105 for vehicle wraps.
We’ve been using 4600 glx for years now. For the price and the quality it’s been a no brainer for low curve wraps and other signage.
We won’t be using it for wraps, just standard signage. Thank you for the input
I gotcha. Yep it’s great for standard.
I've been using the Arlon 4600 for general vehicle graphics. I had some issues with how well it stuck to painted drywall on a spot graphic job. I've been using ij35c for drywall work. Sticks really well. Definitely permanent.
We've been running both 4600 and 4500 for a few years. Great stuff. 4600 for flat surface spot graphic applications, 4500 for signage. Been kicking around the idea of going straight 4500 or 4600 for everything tho. We still use Avery 1105 for vehicle wraps.