Custom vinyl refers to printed adhesive materials used to personalize event surfaces such as dance floors and bars to walls and windows. Each design is printed in-house using high-quality, event-grade vinyl that’s removable and safe for temporary applications.

Our event-grade vinyl is made for short-term use and designed to last the duration of your event, whether that’s one day or several. It holds up beautifully under heavy foot traffic and can be removed cleanly without damage to the surface beneath.

No. All printed vinyl is designed for single-use applications. It’s produced for clean removal after the event, ensuring a professional finish without residue.

Start by adding your vinyl request to your wishlist and note where it will be installed (floor, wall, product, etc.). Our sales team will then reach out to confirm details, request artwork, and guide you through proofs and approval before printing.

We recommend vector-based artwork (AI, EPS, PDF) or high-resolution images (minimum 300 DPI) for best print quality. Our team will review your files and send a proof before production.

Absolutely. Our in-house design team is happy to whip something great for your event.

Yes. Our team can color-match specific color values or tangible items such as linen, or fabric samples to ensure your vinyl coordinates with your overall event palette.

Always. We send digital proofs for approval prior to production to ensure all colors, scale, and placement meet expectations.

Vinyl adheres best to smooth, non-porous surfaces such as laminate dance floors, acrylic, metal, sealed wood, and glass. Rough or textured surfaces may require specialized materials. Our team can advise based on photos or site details.

Yes, but environmental factors such as humidity, temperature, and surface texture can affect performance. For exterior applications, we use weather-rated materials and laminates to ensure durability.

Our in-house team handles both installation and removal to ensure precision and protect underlying surfaces. Vinyl is applied with a pressure-sensitive adhesive that removes cleanly when the event is over.

We require at least 1 week from artwork approval to installation date. Rush production may be available depending on current workload and design complexity.

A full wrap covers the entire surface edge to edge, creating a seamless, uniform design. A decal is a smaller graphic or logo applied as an accent or focal point — ideal for budget-conscious projects or minimalist designs.

Yes. We can contour cut logos, lettering, or intricate shapes using our precision plotter, giving your design crisp edges and professional finish.

Marley is a solid-colored, non-printed flooring material often used for dance surfaces. Vinyl, on the other hand, allows for custom printed designs: patterns, logos, or full artwork. Both can be installed together, depending on the creative direction.

Product based vinyl graphics are done in-house and delivered to your event ready to go. Dance floors typically take 1-3 hours for installation based on the size and location of the floor. On-site installs are estimated during the planning process for your convenience.

Pricing includes file setup, print production, lamination, cutting, professional installation, and removal. Design time, rush fees, and after-hours labor are billed separately, if applicable.

Perfect! We often work directly with clients’ in-house or freelance designers. To ensure print accuracy and the best possible results, please have your designer review our Printing Specification Sheet, which includes exact dimensions of our products, file setup requirements, color modes, and acceptable file formats.

Great question — and a very common one. Digital screens (phones, tablets, and monitors) display color in RGB light, while our printers produce color in CMYK ink. Because of this, subtle shifts in tone, brightness, or saturation can occur when moving from digital to print.

If color accuracy is critical, for example, matching a brand hue, linen, or logo color, we can produce a physical color proof or small-scale test print before running the full project. Just be sure to indicate this to your sales associate prior to production.