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Ever Etched Cal - 3 mil Printable Etched Glass Window Film

$299.95 - $569.95
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Ever Etched Cal Ever Etched Cal

Decorative etched glass film can enhance the aesthetic of your workspace or office. Ever Etched Cal is a printable calendered etched glass vinyl with FLITE Technology®. Designed to be applied dry, the combined benefits of FLITE Technology and air channels will have installers experiencing repositionability while virtually eliminating bubbles and wrinkles from forming. A dry application technique promotes a mess-free environment during and post-application and eliminates the use of application fluid. This technique allows for an on-the-spot completed install; no next-day follow up needed! Ever Etched Cal is the best value etched glass film on the market.

Recommended Applications

  • Glass & Clear Substrates
  • Partition Graphics

Unique Features

  • Best value printable calendered etched glass film on the market
  • Dry application technique results in a faster and cleaner process
  • FLITE Technology® allows repositionability of graphics with ease
  • On-the-spot completed install – no waiting period

Face Film Thickness

3-Mil (75 Micron)

Finish

  • Etched Glass

Adhesive

Permanent (Clear)

Release Liner

Lay-Flat Polycoated with Low Profile FLITE Technology

Durability (Unprinted)

7 Years (Interior)
5 Years (Exterior & Perimeter)

Ink Compatibility

  • Eco-Solvent
  • Solvent
  • UV
  • Latex
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