IntoTheWild

I recently purchased a Roland VersaCamm. My sales rep sold me a huge roll of Orajet 3164 that he had for personal use and no longer needed. He told me I could use it for vehicle window graphics (the sports and school activity one's) and bumper stickers. When I called Oracal, they recommended I not use it because of the permanent adhesive. Any advice on this one? Thanks!

 

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joeshaul

I use it as a general purpose vinyl, store windows, small vehicle window decals, aluminum signs, etc. I definitely wouldn't do a wrap with it, however have done the above with it just fine.

The adhesive will bake on over time, but part of the sign guy's job is to remove stuff, and with a little bit of chemical, it comes off like snot (literally).

 

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IntoTheWild

Great! I have many orders coming up for the small window decals. Thanks for the quick reply!

 

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