Laminating & Mounting in Mississauga & the GTA

A print used behind a reception desk has different requirements from a frequently handled display or an exterior panel. The right finishing approach starts with how the graphic will be viewed, handled and installed.

Laminating and mounting serve different purposes. A selected laminate can alter the surface appearance or provide product-specific protection, while mounting gives the graphic a supporting substrate. We can review either process or a combination for your project.

These production and display images illustrate finishing processes and mounting approaches. Final materials, dimensions and hardware are confirmed for each project.

A close-up of film being applied to printed graphics.

Illustration of printed images on different support thicknesses.

A Toronto skyline print displayed with stand-off fixings.

The print media, ink, laminate and substrate need to work together. Tell us whether the graphic will be indoors or outdoors and whether it will be touched, cleaned, transported or displayed for an extended period.

Lamination does not automatically make every print waterproof, UV-resistant or suitable for every surface. Performance depends on the selected products and application. Any specific protection requirement should be discussed and confirmed before materials are approved.

For an existing print, share its construction and condition before bringing it in. A review helps establish whether the requested finishing process is suitable.

Laminating adds a selected film or surface finish to a print. Mounting attaches a print to a support material to create a more rigid display. A project may need either service or a combination, depending on the intended use.

Options can include matte, gloss, satin and textured finishes. Specialty options such as anti-graffiti protection can be discussed for suitable applications. Confirm availability and compatibility with the print media before approving the order.

Not automatically. Outdoor suitability depends on the print media, ink, laminate, substrate, edges and installation. Share the exposure and intended use so the complete material combination can be reviewed rather than relying on the laminate alone.

Options can include PVC board, aluminum, acrylic, wood and plywood where suitable. The selected support should match the print size, weight, appearance and display location. Confirm the final material and thickness in the quotation.

Yes. MYC Graphics offers roll and flatbed finishing capabilities for suitable small and large print projects. Send the finished dimensions, quantity and materials so equipment compatibility and handling requirements can be reviewed.

Existing prints can be discussed, but suitability needs to be reviewed first. Provide the print type, ink or process if known, dimensions, condition and required finish before arranging delivery or proceeding with the work.

No. Mounting a print onto a board and installing the finished board are separate steps. Wall conditions, fixings, display weight and site access affect installation. Confirm whether hardware, drilling, delivery or installation are included in your project scope.

Send the print dimensions, quantity, artwork or print details, preferred finish and mounting material. Include the indoor or outdoor location, expected handling, required date and any installation requirements. Pricing depends on the confirmed materials, finishing and project scope.