I'm getting conflicting messages from trade binderies about which lamination to use for a dry erase board application. I'm trying to figure out why I'm getting different messages.
I know there's a more expensive film laminate manufactured specifically for Dry Erase products but most binderies are recommending either Polypropylene and Polyester Laminates.
What is the major difference between polypropylene and polyester laminate for dry erase use? Is one laminate more difficult than the other for the bindery to apply? Any ideas why one bindery would prefer one over the other? What's so special about the expensive Dry Erase film laminate?
Thanks,
Ron
I know there's a more expensive film laminate manufactured specifically for Dry Erase products but most binderies are recommending either Polypropylene and Polyester Laminates.
What is the major difference between polypropylene and polyester laminate for dry erase use? Is one laminate more difficult than the other for the bindery to apply? Any ideas why one bindery would prefer one over the other? What's so special about the expensive Dry Erase film laminate?
Thanks,
Ron
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