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FDC Graphic Films Introduces Lumina Wall Fabrics

Designed for interior decoration and commercial wall application.

Published

5 years ago

October 15, 2019

FDC Graphic Films Inc. (South Bend, IN) announced the company has expanded its digital media offering by introducing Lumina Premium Wall Fabrics and Canvas. This offering has a collection of three new series that are designed for interior decoration and commercial wall application.

Each product is printable using solvent, eco-solvent, UV and latex ink technologies. Each series is available in three finishes: matte white, gold and silver. The silver and gold finishes have a slightly metallic finish that bring an added level of color depth to prints.

Lumina 7337 Series is a digitally printable, polyester fabric that is ideal for application to interior walls. This film is backed with a repositionable, removable adhesive that can be applied to a non-porous substrate. It can be removed without damaging walls or removing paint while leaving minimal residue.
Lumina 7338 Series is a heavyweight, wide-format, acrylic-coated, polyester-woven fabric designed for digitally printable wall coverings. The product features a removable and repositionable adhesive designed for installation on flat surfaces. The product minimizes show-through of substrate imperfections because of its weight and rigidity. Substrates include painted drywall and glass.
Lumina 7339 Series is a heavyweight, wide-format, acrylic-coated, polyester-woven fabric designed for digitally printable wall coverings. This product does not feature an adhesive and can be used in various framing systems, including silicone-edge systems and stretch frames.

For more information, visit wheretobuy.luminabyfdc.com.

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