Films make lettering, logos, privacy and large graphics possible without a rigid sign. For durability and clean edges, the film, adhesive, substrate and application method must be compatible.
Cut vinyl or printed film
Solid-colour lettering and logos can be cut from coloured vinyl. Photographs, gradients and complex graphics are printed onto film and are often protected with a compatible laminate for demanding applications.
Typical applications
Films are suitable for permanent graphics as well as selected temporary applications.
- Vehicle lettering and partial wraps
- Shop windows, doors and glass surfaces
- Frosted and privacy films
- Signs, panels and smooth machine surfaces
- Opening hours, information and promotional graphics
Planning and production
The surface, paint or glass, its condition and the required service life are checked before the film construction is specified.
- Provide photographs and dimensions of the surface
- Check condition, cleanliness and substrate suitability
- Approve design, colour, position and legibility
- Cut or print the film and laminate where required
- Clean the surface correctly and apply the film
Frequently asked questions
Can film be removed later?
Many films can be removed, but effort and residue depend on the film, age, substrate and exposure.
Can every vehicle be lettered?
The paint must be sound and suitable. Damage, repairs or heavy texture can cause problems.
Does printed film always need laminate?
Not always, but it is often advisable for vehicles, frequent cleaning and longer outdoor exposure.
How should glass be prepared?
It must be thoroughly cleaned, grease-free and free from silicone or care products.
Have the surface and film construction checked
Send photographs, dimensions and intended use. We will recommend a suitable film, protection and application.