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Calendared Vinyl

Calendared vinyl is produced by rolling and stretching the material, resulting in a thicker and less flexible film compared to cast vinyl. While it’s more affordable and suitable for flat

Cast Vinyl

Cast vinyl is a high-quality, durable material created through a casting process, which results in a thin, flexible film that easily conforms to complex surfaces. It’s known for its long-lasting

Overlapping seams in vinyl or wallpaper installation involve slightly extending each panel over the next, ensuring full coverage and making the process more forgiving, especially in fluctuating climates. This method minimizes the risk of gaps due to material contraction and is ideal for maintaining durability on challenging surfaces.

Butted Seam

A butt joint, or butted seam, involves installing vinyl or wallpaper panels edge-to-edge without overlap, creating a seamless look, but it can be tricky if alignment isn’t precise. In areas with fluctuating climates, material contraction due to temperature changes can lead to gaps, making it crucial to choose the right material and installation technique to maintain durability and a flawless finish.

Application Tape

Application tape, also known as transfer tape, is a paper or plastic film that aids in the precise installation of vinyl graphics. It holds the vinyl design together, making it

DPI or PPI (Resolution)

Resolution refers to the level of detail in an image or photograph. It is measured in DPI (Dots Per Inch) or PPI (Pixels Per Inch). DPI is commonly used in

Raster Graphics (Pixels)

Raster (or pixel-based) graphics are images made up of tiny dots called pixels. Each pixel has its own color, and together they form a complete picture. When you zoom in

Vector Graphics

Vector graphics are digital images created using mathematical formulas to define shapes, lines, and colors. Unlike raster graphics, which are made up of individual pixels, vector graphics are composed of

VOCs

Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are chemicals found in many paints and coatings that evaporate into the air as the paint dries. These compounds can mess with how vinyl stickers stick!

Low Initial Tack

This refers to when you are using a removable vinyl (or some permanent vinyl) that has a low initial tack. This means that if you apply light pressure when installing

Pressure Sensitive

Applying firm pressure during installation ensures thorough adhesive distribution, crucial for achieving a strong bond even on surfaces with micro imperfections. Its low initial tack allows for easy repositioning, making

Color Shift (RGB to CMYK Conversion)

Color shift in print production refers to the unintended changes in the colors of a printed graphic, logo, or image when compared to the source or the intended colors. Many factors could lead to this outcome described below.

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Calendared Vinyl

Cast Vinyl

Overlap

Butted Seam

Application Tape

DPI or PPI (Resolution)

Raster Graphics (Pixels)

Vector Graphics

VOCs

Low Initial Tack

Pressure Sensitive

Color Shift (RGB to CMYK Conversion)

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