Canvas laminate film that will work with Seal Ultra 44 Roller Laminator

[troyveluz]

I'm getting tired of spraying my canvas prints. I can't get the consistency from one print to the next (i'm human after all).
I do not have a vacuum press, just a heated roller laminator. I've looked into Drytac products and ask them for some suggestions but I seem to be getting nowhere.
Drytac seem to be very slow to respond to my inquiries.

What I'm looking for is a pressure sensitive overlaminate film for canvas prints from a Canon ipf printer. I need to be able to laminate up to 44 inches wide (and 8 feet long max). Heated overlaminate film will work too but prefer the latter. Heat setings for my roller laminator is from 125 f to 250 F. Matte or satin finish preferred.


Thanks in advance,
Troy

 

[Dan Berg]

I'm getting tired of spraying my canvas prints. I can't get the consistency from one print to the next (i'm human after all).
I do not have a vacuum press, just a heated roller laminator. I've looked into Drytac products and ask them for some suggestions but I seem to be getting nowhere.
Drytac seem to be very slow to respond to my inquiries.

What I'm looking for is a pressure sensitive overlaminate film for canvas prints from a Canon ipf printer. I need to be able to laminate up to 44 inches wide (and 8 feet long max). Heated overlaminate film will work too but prefer the latter. Heat setings for my roller laminator is from 125 f to 250 F. Matte or satin finish preferred.


Thanks in advance,
Troy

Seals Print Guard Ultra is what I use. The matte is quite milky but the satin looks great.
Any image with a lot of black can have issues. Not sure what it is but looks like melted adhesive reflecting against the black.
That being said the spray finishing is like heaven compared to laminating.
Have not used the Seal on canvas for several years the spraying is that much easier.
Something is wrong with your equipment or your application process if you are having consistency problems. But then I spray for a living.