Good materials for winter poster printing
This can happen especially if the poster printing process had been inferior. In this article, I will tell you about a few good materials that are great to use in making your posters last longer. If you plan to promote your products or services way beyond the end of the winter season knowing these materials can be really handy. So let us first talk about the best material to use in winter, plastic posters.
• Plastic posters – Plastic is a great invention and when you use it this translates into almost immortal ads. They are like this of course because of the nature of the material. It is tough, resistant and hard to deform. If you really want your ad to shrug off cold temperatures, moisture and even significant physical attacks they are the ideal choice.
The only trouble really is the cost. In most cases, they will cost you around twice the usual cost of regular ones. In addition, there are only selected printers that can print in plastic. You will have to search for a suitable printing company online to easily get what you need. It might be difficult and expensive, but your ads will be quite formidable in plastic so think about it, especially when you have big things to promote.
• Moisture resistant paper posters – Now, if the cost of plastic poster printing is not your cup of tea, do not worry. There are options that can help your ads become slightly resistant to extreme cold and moisture. The main options here are coated paper stocks.
Coated paper stocks basically have special chemical coatings that make the paper itself tougher. The usual high gloss paper stocks are known to actually resist water to a great degree. While they are not as tough as plastic, these stocks are perfect for the usual indoor environments that posters encounter with the risk of moisture. These are more affordable of course, adding only 10% to the overall printing price. So if you are working with a budget this is perfect.
• Thick paper stocks – Finally, a good material this winter are thicker paper stocks. Thicker paper basically means a tougher material. These paper stocks are harder to bend and tear which increases the duration of your ad. Combine this with moisture resistant coatings and you have nice outputs that are particularly good at staying intact for a long time even with increased risk of weathering.
Now you know your material options for winter poster printing. Try to see the best option that will satisfy your needs.
