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48" x 25 yd - DPF 2400XLP

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48" x 25 yd - DPF 2400XLP

DPF 2400XLP is a premium digitally printable reflective film with a light gray permanent adhesive and X-Scape Technology®. DPF 2400XLP has exceptional repositioning capabilities that alleviate bruising, resulting in optimal reflectivity. Equipped with an air egress system, installers will experience an effortless and speedy installation. Graphics will get double the exposure with 24/7 visualization that is bright by day and luminous by night. DPF 2400XLP offers the easiest and most efficient removal to comparable products.

Recommended Applications

 
  • Vehicle Graphics (Full, Partial)
  • Vehicle Decals
  • Fleet Graphics
  • Fleet Markings

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Unique Features

 
  • Exceptional Repositionability, Minimizing Bruising for Optimal Reflectivity
  • Speedy Installation with X-Scape Technology®
  • Brilliant Graphics by Day, Luminous Graphics by Night

Face Film Thickness
  • 5-Mil (125 Micron)

Finish

 
  • Gloss

 

Adhesive

 
  • Permanent, Repositionable (Light Grey)

Release Liner

 
  • Lay-Flat Polycoated with Low Profile X-Scape Technology®

Durability (Unprinted)

 
  • 7 Years

Ink Compatibility
  • Eco-Solvent
  • Solvent
  • UV
  • Latex
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