Plastic Printing

For the plastics page, the vibe is all about durability. Whether it’s a high-stakes corporate sign or a realtor board that needs to survive a monsoon, the tone here is “tougher than it looks.”

Plastic Printing: Because “Disposable” is for Napkins

Let’s talk plastic. Whether you’re looking for sleek, high-density sheets that feel like a million bucks or those Coroplast yard signs that have to survive everything from curious dogs to literal snow storms, we’ve got you covered. We don’t just “print” on plastic; we fuse our UV inks into it. No more peeling corners, no more sun-faded logos, and definitely no more “budget” looking finishes. From heavy-duty polycarbonate that can take a punch to Realtor signs that actually sell the house before the wind takes ‘em, we make plastic look fantastic.


The “Plastic Fantastic” FAQs

  1. Will my Realtor signs fade after a week in the sun?
    Not on our watch. Our UV inks are basically SPF 1000. They’re cured with ultraviolet light, so the sun actually has a hard time picking a fight with them. Your “For Sale” sign will stay vibrant long after the neighbors start gossiping about the asking price.
  2. Does the ink flake off the Coroplast ribs?
    Standard inks hate those little plastic ridges, but our UV ink loves a challenge. It cures into a flexible, durable film that grips the Coroplast surface like a rock climber. Go ahead, toss it in the back of the truck; it’ll be fine.
  3. Can you print on that thick, heavy-duty stuff?
    You mean High-Density Plastics and Polycarbonate? Absolutely. We can handle flat sheets thicker than a gourmet steak. If it’s flat and it’s plastic, we can probably put a masterpiece on it.
  4. Is it waterproof?
    Does a duck have feathers? Our UV printing is inherently water-resistant. Rain, sleet, or a stray sprinkler, your graphics aren’t going anywhere. It’s the perfect setup for outdoor signage that needs to work as hard as you do.
  5. Do I need a white background, or can you print on colored plastic?
    A white background is ideal, we do not print white ink so if you want a perfect colour match a white background is best. We can adjust colours here and there to best match if colour is a main focus for you. But yes we can print on coloured plastic too!