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GF 238 MotorMark Armor - 12 mil Gloss UV Lam, Clear Permanent Adhesive

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GF 238 MotoMark® “ARMOR” 12.0 mil is a flexible gloss clear laminate that offers UV protection and is designed for use as a protective overlaminating film when used in combination with GF 235 MotoMark® “GRIP” vinyl. MotoMark® is recommended for a variety of applications including Quads, Snowmobiles, Motocross, Powersport Vehicles, Helmets and Carts. The adhesive system is formulated to adhere to most common solvent, eco-solvent, latex, thermal, UV, offset and screen inks.

APPLICATIONS

  • General Signage
  • Vehicle Graphics

Ink Compatibility

Not Applicable

 

This is a very thick film, can my cutter cut through MotoMark®?

Most cutters, printer/cutters and cutting software have specific instructions on how to achieve this. General Formulations has a set of general guidelines on this topic. Please see our website and under technical tips see “Cutting Thicker Materials”.
 

Will GF 238 adhere to all ink types?

The adhesive system is formulated to adhere to most common solvent, eco-solvent, latex, thermal, UV, offset and screen inks. However, specific formulations must be tested before use. Some ink may contain excessive flow additives that could reduce adhesion of this product. Testing is always suggested before production.
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