As the title suggests, 15 oz. Super Smooth Vinyl is a much smoother material when compared to others like 13 oz. Matte and 20 oz. Block-out. We recommend 15 oz. Super Smooth banner material for the tradeshow and high quality indoor printing.

The weight of your banner will vary with size and type. Below I’ve outlined the different kinds of vinyl we carry:

Awning fabric can provide shading on a hot summer day when temperatures are high or serve as storage space for bicycles during a camping trip. The space under an awning is also an ideal location to set up tables for food. If the awning fabric on your RV is worn or torn, you'll need to replace it. While the process is moderately easy, it is highly recommended that you use an assistant to help you handle the heavy parts, such as the awning arms.

Perforated Window Film Installation Guide Your Perforated Window Film mateiral will be up and attracting customers attention in no time! Follow these simple guidelines for a quick an easy installation!

Self Adhesive Vinyl (SAV) with full colour digital print has become very popular for a wide range of signage applications. These applications include: Window Graphics (applied to the inside and outside) Wall Murals Floor Graphics Stickers Coverage of existing flat panels

Once art printing came about, it didn’t take manufacturers long to realize those savvy artists had it right – canvas is a great surface for recreating beautiful artistic images. Today, consumers love the authentic look canvas gives to fine art prints – almost as though it were an original.

Vinyls in general are manufactured in one of two ways; "calendering" or "casting". While at first glance these vinyl's appear similar their differences become apparent over time, and when applied in demanding environments.

Canvas as an artistic substrate has been around for centuries. When commissions and travel became more common, artists began seeking a material that was easier to transport than the stone and wood that was most commonly used at the time. Around 1500, canvas material originally intended for the manufacture of boat sails and tents - made primarily from hemp - fell into the hands of artists, and the rest is history.