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MPI 1903 EZ-RS - 2 mil Cast Gloss

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Performance meets affordability with the new Avery Dennison MPI 1903 wrapping film. Engineered as a multi-purpose cast film, MPI 1903 delivers excellent conformability and long-term durability at an accessible price point, making it ideal for a wide range of applications from fleet, to vehicle, to signage and more. 

Product Details

  • High-gloss, multi-purpose cast film – 2 mil thickness
  • Removable with heat and chemicals
  • For optimal value, pair this product with DOL Z Series Overlaminates

Features and Benefits

  • Effortless application: The film’s Easy Apply™ RS Technology provides superior air-egress, ensuring a smooth, bubble-free, and repositionable installation. This technology saves valuable time during application and allows for easy graphic alignment.
  • Performance meets affordability: The film delivers excellent 3D conformability to tackle complex curves, rivets, and recesses.
  • Long-term durability: Boasting a strong 7-year unprinted durability, MPI 1903 ensures your graphics maintain their visual impact for years.
  • Reliable print quality and compatibility: Achieve vibrant colors and sharp details with every print. This product ensures consistent, high-quality print performance across all major digital platforms, supporting latex, solvent, eco-solvent, and UV inks.

Common Applications

  • Commercial vehicle and truck branding
  • Full or partial vehicle wraps
  • Smooth interior walls
  • Outdoor signage
  • Point-of-purchase
  • Tradeshow displays
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