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DPF 510MTX - 3.2-mil Matte White Cal. Tinted Perm. PSA, Low Profile X-Scape Tech

$225.95
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DPF 510MTX

DPF 510MTX delivers a consistent, vibrant print quality at an unbeatable value for your short-term applications. X-Scape Technology® provides a bubble-free installation with a smooth, paint-like finish that installers value for promotional graphics and more. DPF 510MTX has consistent ink receptivity across most print systems for a vibrant, high-quality finished graphic. The light gray, permanent adhesive allows for easy installation while ensuring enough opacity for covering existing graphics. Combine DPF 510MTX with Series 3510 overlaminate for added abrasion resistance.

Recommended Applications

  • Short-Term Interior or Exterior Signage
  • POP / Trade Show Graphics
  • Decals
  • Vehicle Graphics (Partial) 

Recommended Overlaminate

  • Series 3510

Unique Features

  • Low Profile X-Scape Technology® for Easy, Bubble-Free Installations
  • Exceptional, Vibrant Print
  • Consistent Performance with High Heat Printers

Face Film Thickness

  • 3.2-Mil

Finish

  • Matte

Adhesive

  • Permanent (Tinted)

Release Liner

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

Durability (Unprinted)

  • 3 Years

Ink Compatibility

  • Eco-Solvent
  • Solvent
  • UV
  • Latex
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