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DPF 6000XRP - 2 Mil Cast Gloss White, Repositionable, X-Scape

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Arlon DPF 6000XRP Vehicle Wrap Vinyl. DPF 6000 XRP is a gloss white cast film with bubble releasing, tinted, clean removing, repositionable, permanent pressure-sensitive adhesive. The X-Scape™ Technology system allows installers to achieve a speedy installation while maintaining a high enough tack to ensure a long-term bond. Designed for large format graphics, Arlon DPF6000 XRP is made of premium quality cast facestock with a lay-flat liner. The adhesive system is designed to provide excellent opacity, as well as easy installation. The film provides superior conformability around rivets, curves, contours and channels.

  • 2 Mil Premium Cast Gloss White Vinyl
  • Clean Removing, Repositionable Adhesive (Light Gray)
  • Durable 7 Years
  • Lay-Flat Polycoated with X-Scape Technology™ Release Liner
  • Print Systems: Eco-Solvent, Solvent, UV, Latex
  • Recommended Applications: Vehicle Wraps (Full, Partial), Vehicle Decals, Fleet Graphics, Multi-Purpose Commercial, Wall Graphics (Interior, Exterior)
  • Unique Features: Deep Installation Without the Use of a Primer, Consistent Print Quality, X-Scape™ Technology Air Egress for Easy Installation

 

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