Table Wrap Skins Information

Table wrap skins are the newest craze. The possibilities are endless when it comes transforming your old tired table or desk top. Use our Table Wrap Skins to cover old tables, damaged surfaces, or any other plain surfaces. We can do any image or corporate logo.

Send us an example of what you are looking for and we’ll send you back high resolution – similar – options to choose from. It’s that easy! If we have to purchase the image, there will be a $35.00 fee.

We offer free designs services, so let us know what you are looking for and will create the proof for your approval. Use the form on the bottom of this page to upload your art files. We accept JPEG, TIFF, PSD, PSB, RAW, BMP, PNG, AI, EPS and PDF images at this time. Your file must be less than 250 MB.

Pricing:

To get an idea on pricing, feel free to view our stock Table Wrap Skins posted on our tablecloths page. If you are needing a custom size or shape, you will need to contact us for a quote. We can print seamless up to 52″ wide and unlimited length. We can create wraps wider than 52″ wide, but there will be a one inch overlap at the seams.

Product Info:

– The 3.4 mil flexible white opaque vinyl offers high opacity.

– A protective clear laminate is applied to all of our tabletop wraps and desktop wraps to protect the graphics from scratches and fading.

– The removable pressure-sensitive acrylic adhesive bonds well to painted wood, metal and plastic surfaces.

– It can be wiped clean with a damp cloth.

– This product has good resistance to scuffing, tearing and abrasion.

– These tabletop and desktop wraps are cleanly removable for up to one year from most smooth surfaces (paint flecking may occur).

Installation Instructions:

Before you begin: Only apply on a flat, smooth and clean surface. Installation is recommended no longer than 2 weeks after receipt. No warranty will be valid if installation is past 4 weeks. What you might need: A trimming tool (Xacto knife). A rubber or soft squeegee. A dry cloth.
STEP 1: PREP THE SURFACE Clean your surface of all surface oil and furniture polish. Naphtha or rubbing alcohol works well for this. Be sure it is flat, smooth, dry and free of dust and dirt.
STEP 2: GETTING READY Unpack and spread out the table wrap on a large table or clean, hard floor, design face up. Peel off the liner a few inches only across the top of the table wrap skin. Do not peel off the entire backing at once!
STEP 3: STICK IT! Stick the top of the table wrap skin to one end of the table while making sure it is aligned to the edges. Then, using a squeegee or credit card, smooth the top of the mural on to the table. Apply even, firm pressure to ensure complete removal of any bubbles. Gradually peel the rest of the backing paper off – about 6 inches at a time – and apply the table top wrap.
STEP 4: FINISHING Bubbling may occur after the table wrap skins has been applied. Simply take a thumbtack or needle and poke the bubbled area a couple of times, then smooth it out with your hands. Using an x-acto knife, slowly trim the sides of the mural to where your table top ends.

Information for Vinyl

Information for the Clear Laminate

Recommendations: This product is designed to be used on a smooth, flat surface and should not be applied over corrugations or rivets. Prior to application, the surface must be clean and dry.

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