Best way to finish Car Wraps? Lamination or UV coating?

[Scottmax13]

My company is starting to get engaged with the car wrap industry and I was wondering if anyone had insight into the finishing of them. Most people have said lamination but is there a better, more cost effective way to finish them?

 

[OkiTech]

Post it to where it belongs: Sings101 dot com
You will find answers for you car wrap questions and other widefomat issues.
Most of the guys there do wideformat stuff as main product VS us here - just side business....

 

[DCurry]

Might that be "signs101", rather than "sings101"?

 

[Mike F]

Lamination is the way to go. And s101 is a great resource, just do your homework and use the search feature over there before posting, some of the members can be pretty rude to newcomers and 9 times out of 10 you can find the info you're looking for in old threads.

 

[SOS Digital Printing]

Film Lamination is the way to go, anything else will wear off, scratch and leave imprints on the images / ink. Liquid UV Lamination is not a thick enough coating to protect vehicle wraps in my opinion.

 

[signinchina]

post your question on signs101,it is really professional.