GF 226 WallMark® 6.0 mil Matte White Vinyl with Clear Repositionable Wall Adhesive 60"x100' Roll

GF 226 WallMark® is a 6.0 mil matte white semi-rigid calendared vinyl film with a specially formulated microsphere removable acrylic adhesive and 90# layflat liner. The repositionable adhesive allows for easy graphic adjustment during installation and superior removability from normal wall surfaces. The 90# tight release liner provides excellent stability for processing with solvent, UV curable, and latex digital inks commonly used in wide-format digital printing.

Applications:

• POP & Indoor Signage
• Walls

Ink Compatibility:

• Solvent
• Eco-Solvent
• Latex
• UV Curable
• Screen
• Offset (UV Curable)

Frequently Asked Questions:

Can I use GF 226 on other surfaces?
GF 226 is designed for wall murals, decals, and graphics on most types of smooth painted interior walls, including most flat, semi-gloss, and gloss paint finishes. The surface must be smooth and clean prior to application. If applying to new paint, consult the paint manufacturer for proper drying conditions before applying GF 226.

What if I leave GF 226 WallMark® on past its optimal removability time frame?
The adhesive will build for a few days before reaching its optimal bond. Because of the low-tack adhesive technology, it will not become more aggressive over time, but residue could occur beyond the one-year removability specification.

Can this product be used on elevators?
Elevator doors may have a clear coat or other type of protective treatment. GF 226 is not designed for coated, sealed, or treated stainless steel, brass, or bronze surfaces. Contact the facility manager to determine the appropriate product for the application.

When paneling larger jobs, do I use overlaps or butt-seams with this product?
Either method is acceptable, although butt-seams require a high degree of skill to properly align the panels. In most cases, an overlap will work best, with the amount depending on the size of the graphic. Smaller decals may require a 1/4"-1/2" overlap, while larger graphics will most likely require 1" or more.