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GF 218 - WindowMark Blockout Gloss White Dual Layer, Clear Removable Adhesive

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GF 218 WindowMark™ Blockout is an 8.0 mil gloss white print media with dual-layer construction. GF 218 is designed to be 100% opaque and is excellent for window graphics and retail displays where total opacity and zero light transmission is required. GF 218 WindowMark™ Blockout is outdoor durable for up to three years and the clear removable adhesive is ideal for shorter-term promotions where clean removability is required.

 

APPLICATIONS
  • General Signage
  • POP & Indoor Signage
  • Windows
INK COMPATIBILITY
  • Solvent
  • Eco-Solvent
  • Latex
  • UV Curable
  • Screen
  • Offset (UV Curable)
 

Can you use the film just as a block-out vinyl?

Yes. GF 218 WindowMark Blockout™ is an excellent choice because it is 100% “blockout”. The removable adhesive also makes for easy, clean removal. This can be used on store front windows and internal windows where total privacy is a must.
 

Can you use this vinyl for reverse print window decals or graphics?

Yes. Reverse print on a clear vinyl like GF 206 or GF 255. Then print on the GF 218 (Right read) and laminate the two films together. Trim and apply the film on the inside of the window for a “Push Pull” type decal or graphic.
 

Can this vinyl be contour cut?

Yes. GF 218 WindowMark Blockout™ can be contour cut for medium to larger graphics. This vinyl is not intended to be used for print and cut letters. The ideal applications are decals and window graphics where zero light transmission is required.
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