GF 270 WindowMark™ 6.0 mil Matte White Perforated Vinyl (70/30) with Clear Removable Adhesive 60"x100' Roll

GF 270 is a 6.0 mil perforated high performance vinyl film with a white print side and black see-through side coated with a low-tack repositionable and removable pressure sensitive, clear solvent acrylic adhesive designed for one way, view-through exterior/outside mounted window graphics. The vinyl will accept a variety of wide format digital printing inks including solvent, eco-solvent, UV and Latex. The dual layflat and perforated/solid liner construction offers good dimensional stability in a variety of ambient conditions and is cross compatible with wide-format digital inkjet printer platforms including UV. The adhesive is designed to cleanly remove from glass with little to no adhesive residue.

Applications:

• POP & Indoor Signage
• Windows

Ink Compatibility:

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

Frequently Asked Questions:

What applications are GF 270 good for?
GF 270 works great with flat, smooth transparent surfaces. An ideal solution for temporary store front applications and medium-term applications requiring view-through capabilities and bond to windows.

What if I leave GF 270 on past it’s optimal removability time frame?
GF 270 will always be removable, but you may have some percentage of adhesive transfer when left on past the 1 year clean removal timeline.

Is GF 270 good for vehicle windows?
No. This product does not meet the minimum light transmission regulations. The user of this product is responsible for complying with these regulations. We recommmend GF 232 (50/50) perforated film for vehicle window wrap applications.

If I want to laminate my graphic print, do I need to use an optically clear laminate?
Yes. In most cases where a laminate is used, an opitcally clear laminate is recommended for optimal view-through capabilities. Using standard laminates can result in less clarity. We recommend our GF 242/842 OptiMark™ Optically Clear Cast laminate.