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Shirley Carron
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Would anyone here have experience painting on wrestling mats. They are somewhat spongy and I'm wondering if it would be best to use one shot or if I should be using a vinyl or fabric ink? Any thoughts?

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I'm guessing wrestling mats are vinyl and One Shot will stick the same to the mats as it does to cut vinyl... very poorly. Can you use screen ink?

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most of these are done by silk screen......with NAZDAR INKS.......... these mats are a vinyl of sorts.....but much thicker then what on your vinyl chair. kinda like industrial vinyl on buses/train/heavy equpiment.

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Ronan AquaCote bulletin enamel may work well on those. I know it sticks to vinyl and other plastics that solvent based paints don't adhere to.

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http://www.mytarp.com/boxing-ring-covers.aspx


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[ December 17, 2015, 05:52 PM: Message edited by: Ricardo Davila ]

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Aqua Cote stick well to vinyl, but I don't know about the wear & tear of wrestling on it. I used to work for a sign company that painted graphics on huge gym mats and such, we used reduced screen printing inks that are vinyl based. Most older hand lettering sign people remember using this stuff on banners before the primer coatings came out in the late 80's.

Be careful to work in well ventilated area as this stuff smells really strong and is very toxic.

You could prime under the lettering/graphics with any clear acrylic polymer and then just use the One Shot, but I don't know how the newer formula would take the punnishment.

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