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GF 242 Optimark - 2.0 mil Gloss Optically Clear UV Lam, Optically Clear Perm. Adhesive

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GF 242 optically clear cast overlaminating film is a pressure sensitive vinyl with an optically clear, permanent, solvent based adhesive and polyester liner. This highly flexible gloss laminate provides protection against ultraviolet radiation, moisture, and abrasions. GF 242 is designed specifically for perforated window films like GF 280 and is recommended for use with GF 232, GF 260, GF 261, and GF 270. Cold lamination is recommended for this film.

 

APPLICATIONS
  • General Signage
  • Backlit Signage
  • Windows
  • Vehicle Graphics
  • Transit Advertising

 

Can GF 242 laminate be used on any kind of vehicle graphics?

Yes. GF 242 not only works extremely well as a perforated vinyl over-laminate, it’s high gloss finish and optically clear adhesive produces vibrant graphics for vehicle wraps as well. Compatible print films include GF 230, GF 246 & GF 333.

Can I use any other GF laminates on perforated graphics?

No. Not if you are using the laminate on the perforated graphics for the vehicle. The optical clarity is critical for allowing the driver to see clearly out of the vehicle. For store-front perforated graphics, you may want this clarity as well.

After application of GF 242 to my perforated graphics, I see streaking and patterns in the laminate, what could be causing this?

This is most likely caused by the softer cast laminate being pushed into the perforations. Using a softer edged squeegee and less pressure will mitigate that effect. This is normal and will clear up in a matter of days. Using low heat can help to relax the GF 242 laminate as well.

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