Customer Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Kenny P. from
Don't Underestimate!
Seeing how this is a newer material in the market I had to give it to my best installers to use. Granted our quality is critical to our business so I needed the best feedback from my installers to know if we could continue the use of Briteline for future projects at the shop.
Initial thoughts like many reviews was the low adhesive and figured we would need adhesive promoter. As a suggestion the initial tack could be a little more tacky. Once applied however this material is on there GOOD with no promoter! Pressure and heat is all you need. Good installers will know how to use it and what this premium vinyl is capable of doing after a couple panels.
The flexibility was absolutely INCREDIBLE. Very viable. We stretched about 7 inches over a curve just for a test. left it over night and exposed to sunlight over day and the material did not lift. We were impressed and will continue to use Briteline.
Print quality was excellent and you can't go wrong with the Grimco print profile, but we used a custom profile for our 2019 SEMA project
Thank you Jessica and Erin!!
Date published: 2019-11-26
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Eric H from
Briteline WrapCAST: A 'Value-Line' we believe in:
I recently took over management of a dedicated, 4-bay wrap shop, essentially two shops rolled into one. One was a high-end custom shop with a proper wrap division, the other was a sign shop offering wraps. While merging the clientele from both shops, it became quickly apparent that the pricing history between the two was vastly different, and we needed a reliable, INSTALL-ABLE value-line to offer along with the higher-end materials.
Our Grimco rep, Tyler, was keen to offer up the completely re-tooled Briteline series... to be honest, I was hesitant; We had been using some previous generation Briteline wrap material for printed, cut vinyl lettering, but not much else.
I took Tyler up on her offer to try out the newly retooled material.
We literally pulled off the core from the last roll of old-series Briteline and replaced it with a new one (just happened to work out that way...)
After installing the new material, matte and gloss, here are my crew's impressions:
1. The vinyl itself takes good ink saturation, very little color profile modification was needed to keep client color pallets true.
2. The laminates took a bit more pressure than our premium lines, but any "starfield" bubbles laid down easily during installation - squeegee pressure alone.
3. The matte laminated material curtained a bit during install, and took a bit more finesse than our premium lines, but - particularly with the hard squeegee edge - laid in nicely. As important, the Matte Finish looks FANTASTIC: it breaks up light completely and feels like paper... exactly as a matte finish should, and is SURPRISINGLY durable. It stands up to scratches and abrasion bizarrely well. Additionally, it hides imperfections on walls (we are wrapping our entire lobby in Briteline Matte) very well.
4. The gloss laminated material lays down even easier than the matte, takes heat and stretch well, and has a very consistent finish and sheen. Light plays smoothly, and post-heating acted properly - no wilting or adhesion separation.
In short, the Briteline WrapCAST line has taken it's place as our "BASE WRAP" pricing tier. Long-term durability is, of course, still on the horizon as our wraps run the roads, car washes, etc., but if the initial quality improvement (which is considerable!), the slideability, contouring are any indication, we've made an excellent decision. Props to GrimCo for seeing an opportunity to re-birth their value line, and to our rep Tyler for urging us to try it out!
I'd encourage you to do the same.
Eric H.
Wrap Division Manager
The Wrap Studio by Sign Studio
Date published: 2019-06-12
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Anonymous from
Almost as good as Avery 1105
Good material that slightly misses the mark. I think the initial tack should be a little bit more aggressive. I've noticed when paired with the highly elastic laminate, it tends to want to pull away from corners that aren't terribly harsh. (This review is for the new formulation mid 2019).
Date published: 2019-07-17
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Chris O. from
Very Pleased!
We tried this out and my guys love it. Very pleased with the new, improved product. It's a little more cost effective than the other Digital print media made for wrapping.
Date published: 2020-01-10
Rated 2 out of
5
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Anonymous from
Not a bad product but doesn't compare to Avery
Will not be using this again.Not enough body to the material as compared to the Avery 1105 SC. Didn't heal form over stretching and creasing and I am used to seeing.
Date published: 2019-07-24
Rated 2 out of
5
by
WrapOR from
Not Impressed
I bought the Brightline wrap/lam kit. The money you will save on this material is not worth the extra time in application. Initial tack is more aggressive than Avery 1105 and not nearly as easy to work with. The laminate is more rigid than 1360z, my preffered and requires post heating where I would not usually need to. This is a direct comparison on a fleet of vehicles that are identical. I will not buy again.
Date published: 2020-05-05
Rated 2 out of
5
by
ugly from
BL-WCV5410 2MIL CAST WHITE
we had many issues getting this material to print properly with eco-colvent printers. When applying a thicker layer of ink, the ink does not dry out with the standnard printer heater. Had to apply external heat curing to get a good solid print that would dry but yet not band.
Material transferst to the vehicles pretty well though.
Date published: 2019-08-27
Rated 3 out of
5
by
SignMD from
Not so good
Seems thicker than stated 2mil. Prints very good. Initial tack is OK but repositionability is poor. Requires a lot more heat and muscle than name brand films...result is more time to complete the job. Rivets lay down very nice and seem quicker to finish than name brand films. But overall a disappointment.
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Date published: 2020-04-29
