Graphics - Window Perforation

Latex ink and high quality vinyls make for graphics that are affordable and long lasting. Window Graphics have a $35 minumim.

Window Perforation 50/50

• 50/50 Blocks 50% of the light
• Looks like tint from the inside

1) Choose your Product

Fill out the product details: project title, quantity, paper stock, color details, proof requirements and let us know the state of your artwork design, see File Setup for more information. Proceed to File Upload area to upload your files.

2) Upload files

After you upload the files please click on the Continue button to add the product into the shopping cart. Choose the turnaround time and proceed to checkout.

3) Checkout

Select your payment method and delivery method. Click Continue to review your order. Click on Submit to finish. If Credit Card payment was selected, your card will be charged and we will email you your invoice immediately.

Press-Ready File Requirements:

File size: 100% print size

Filetype: PDF

Bleed: 1/4" on all sizes

Images: 300 Pixels per inch, embedded

Fonts: Outlined

Full Service Design Quote:

Select the "Please send design/layout quote" option if your files do not meet the above requirements. We charge per hour for design work, billed in 15 minute increments. We will look at your files and send our best guess estimate as to the amount of time needed. For more information about our design fees, check out our Design and Layout Services.

Here are some of our Frequently Asked Questions:

• What does it look like from inside?
  It looks like window tint from inside.
  
  
• What will it look like at night?
  If the interior of your space is brighter than the outside, the graphic will be see-through.
  
  
• Can this be used for cars?
  Yes, we can put window perforation on your vehicle. You'll want to be aware of the laws (not allowed on windshield, or front seat side windows, for example). Also make sure you don't need commercial auto insurance if you are advertising. 
  
  
• What about rain? Do you laminate?
  We find that window perforation seems to last longer without lamination (can cause peeling around the corners/edges). The unlaminated window perf will be hard to see out of while wet.