Guidelines

The one major difference between inkjet printable vinyl and unprinted cut vinyl is that once the vinyl has been printed, it retained excess solvents from the ink, and will soften the vinyl as well as weaken the adhesive. 

Vinyl can be removed by applying heat. Heating the vinyl to soften the adhesive, but not to the extent of melting the top film.

Understanding the differences between monomeric and polymeric is vital for selecting the right material, considering factors such as application, budget, life span, environmental conditions, and surface complexity.

Below guidelines offers information on the after-care and cleaning of vinyl, when printed graphics are protected by overlaminate: