Cut lettering or printed artwork
Cut vinyl works with separate shapes and characters, leaving the surface visible between them. Printed graphics support photographs, gradients and more complex artwork. The two approaches can also be coordinated across different parts of a project without requiring one material for every location.
Specify where the graphic will live
Identify the surface, indoor or outdoor exposure, cleaning routine and removal expectations. Measure around edges and obstructions instead of relying only on a rough overall size. Review color references and legibility at the intended viewing distance before the artwork is approved.
MATERIALS & APPROACHES
Find the right fit.
Where it can work
- Doors and windows
- Interior walls
- Vehicles and equipment identification
A few useful answers.
Can one vinyl work for every surface?+
No. Adhesive, construction and finish should be selected for the particular surface, exposure and expected use.
What artwork is best for lettering?+
Vector logo and type artwork is a useful starting point. Text should be approved and prepared correctly for production.
