- Glass: For Glass surfaces, we recommend using any our our Permanent Lines.
- Plastics: Plastics come in all sorts of varieties, so it can sometimes be hard to say which vinyl to use.
- Ceramics: Ceramics are similar to Glass, so I would also recommend permanent.
- Canvas: And Canvas.
Simply so, what can you use vinyl on?
Adhesive vinyl is best for smooth surfaces, like glass, plastic, metal, notebook covers, painted wood (raw wood is harder), and even paper. Iron on vinyl is primarily used on fabric, so you can use it to make t-shirts, onesies, and more, as well as on raw wood and other hard surfaces that are more porous.
Furthermore, can you put vinyl on paper? You can put HTV on cardstock! It's so handy when there are lots of little pieces that would be tedious to glue and place with cardstock.
Besides, what surfaces will vinyl stick to?
The main surfaces include wood, plastic, glass, and metal. Position it on your computer, on your car, on your wall, or on your window. As long as the surface is flat, vinyl stickers will probably stick to it.
What do you use permanent vinyl for?
Whether you're using cups, mugs or water bottles, permanent vinyl will help your designs last longer and resist water and wear. Cars can really take a beating from the elements outdoors, so make sure your vinyl is permanent to help your car decals be sturdier to account for this.
