mburek 0 Posted February 10, 2015 Hello I an new to the forum and to vinyl cutting. I am looking to cut some stickers for a buddy and I need a good outdoor vinyl with no branding on the back paper. After the stickers are cut he stamps company information and instructions on the back. I have called a couple of time to US Cutters and have been told the 651 does and does not have oracle branding on the back not sure what to believe before I order 5 plus 50 yard rolls of it. I have been told the GreenStar does not have branding but I am not sure if that brand is worth messing with. The stickers will primarily be used on the back of cars and windows. Please help a newbie out. Thanks Matt Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MZ SKEETER 4,708 Posted February 10, 2015 Oracal vinyl does have branding on the back.....General Formulations vinyl which is a house brand for many suppliers, does NOT have branding, Is sold at Fellers as Shinerite.....H&H supply as GT5 Earlmich.com Smart500 or EMC500 Signwarehouse Enduragloss Another seller calls it Briteline Several sellers on Ebay... It is a calendered vinyl...I have used it , no problems. General Formulations is out of Sparta Michigan, Been in business since 1953. This vinyl is called CC500 on their site,,, They also make a cast vinyl.. http://www.generalformulations.com/ 4 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mburek 0 Posted February 10, 2015 Oracal vinyl does have branding on the back.....General Formulations vinyl which is a house brand for many suppliers, does NOT have branding, Is sold at Fellers as Shinerite.....H&H supply as GT5 Earlmich.com Smart500 or EMC500 Signwarehouse Enduragloss Another seller calls it Briteline Several sellers on Ebay... It is a calendered vinyl...I have used it , no problems. General Formulations is out of Sparta Michigan, Been in business since 1953. This vinyl is called CC500 on their site,,, They also make a cast vinyl.. http://www.generalformulations.com/ Thank you Mz SKEETER Share this post Link to post Share on other sites