Color Choices: We have a wide selection of colors which can be viewed online. We can also special order unique colors upon your request (additional charges will apply). Vinyl Information: Our vinyl is 2.5 mil. thick and has a life expectancy of 5 to 7 years. It is an excellent choice for indoor or outdoor applications.
(Note: This is only a rating and should not be mistaken for a warranty.)
These are the specifications from the manufacturer that the vinyls have been tested and under normal conditions, the material should not peel, crack, delaminate, or fade for the period of time listed. We have found in most cases, the vinyl will considerably outlast these time periods.
The good news is: Vinyl will stick to many surfaces. In determining whether your intended surface is adequate, keep in mind that, as a general rule of thumb, vinyl will stick to almost any surface that is clean and either smooth or nonporous. To demonstrate the necessary surface qualities, we use glass versus brick as a quick example. Vinyl will stick very well to glass because of its smooth surface. On the other hand, due to its rough exterior, vinyl will not stick well to brick.
Acceptable surfaces:
Glass
Metals (Must be painted with a smooth, glossy enamel.)
Vehicles (Must be painted with a smooth, glossy enamel.)
Vinyl (Such as Banners, Canopies, flags, etc.)
PlasticFiberglass (Must be painted with a smooth, glossy enamel.)
Wood (Must be painted with a smooth, glossy enamel.)
Other Painted Surfaces (Paint must be smooth and glossy, vinyl will not stick to oxidized, faded, or peeling paint)
Color Choices: We have a wide selection of colors which can be viewed online. We can also special order unique colors upon your request (additional charges will apply). Vinyl Information: Our vinyl is 2.5 mil. thick and has a life expectancy of 5 to 7 years. It is an excellent choice for indoor or outdoor applications. 
The good news is: Vinyl will stick to many surfaces. In determining whether your intended surface is adequate, keep in mind that, as a general rule of thumb, vinyl will stick to almost any surface that is clean and either smooth or nonporous. To demonstrate the necessary surface qualities, we use glass versus brick as a quick example. Vinyl will stick very well to glass because of its smooth surface. On the other hand, due to its rough exterior, vinyl will not stick well to brick. 
