You have a choice of laminates that are matched to the Convex High-Bond material with the right adhesive so they don't come apart. The laminates are Convex and Pro-Shield.
Convex Laminate is flexible and pliable. Pro-Shield is harder, less conformable, and more abrasion resistant.
Therefore we recommend Convex as the laminate of choice for very curvy number plates (especially on the pipe side of smaller bikes). It is not as abrasion resistant as Pro-Shield. You can use a complete Convex construction for the whole bike, but for rougher Pro riders that wear knee braces and rub hard against the shrouds, 12 mil Pro-Shield should be the laminate of choice.
Some professional graphic shops choose to use the combination of High-Bond with Pro-Shield for the whole bike. But to conform to curves, Pro-Shield laminated graphics should be heated with a heat gun to make them softer and more pliable.
Unless the consumer knows how to apply Pro-Shield laminated graphics with a heat gun, use Convex laminate and leave the Pro-Shield for the Pro applicators.
With that said, no decal or sticker will last forever. So we have given you choices of thicknesses of base materials and laminates.
The High-Bond Convex base film for Solvent inkjets comes in 6 mil white.
The High-Bond Convex base film for thermal transfer printers comes in 6 mil white and clear and 10 mil white.
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