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GF 212 - Traffic Graffic -3.4 mil Matte White Vinyl

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GF 212 TRAFFIC GRAFFIC - 3.4 mil matte white vinyl - High-tack removable adhesive

GF 212 is a 3.4 mil polymeric matte white calendered vinyl coated with a special formulated clear solvent removable adhesive laminated to a 90# layflat liner. This product was specifically designed to adhere to common commercial carpets and allow for easy and clean removability of the graphic. The 90# liner offers excellent product layflat in a variety of ambient conditions along with ease of application of large format graphics. This film is designed to accept a variety of solvent, eco-solvent, latex and UV curable inks common to wide format digital printing systems.

APPLICATIONS

  • POP & Indoor Signage
  • Floors

INK COMPATIBILITY

  • Solvent
  • Eco-Solvent
  • Latex
  • UV Curable
  • Screen
  • Offset (UV Curable)

Does this product require an overlaminate?

Yes. The vinyl by itself is not a “Traffic Graffic”. GF 212 does require the matching laminate to make it slip resistant.

What laminates are the matching laminates for GF 212?

We have a variety of matching laminates to go with the GF 212. They are GF 211, GF 109, GF 213 and GF 217. Each one has the requisite UL rating for slip resistance.

Can I leave the graphics on the carpet past 6 months?

Yes. The graphics will stick to the carpet longer than 6 months but the adhesive will build tack over time making the long term removability more difficult.

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