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R Tape Dry-Erase Vinyl

Film applies to sign blanks, drywall

Published

14 years ago

January 13, 2011

Ginny Mumm Signs of the Times January 2011 Issue

R Tape Corp. (South Plainfield, NJ) is introducing EZ Erase™ metalized, dry-erase vinyl. The 4-mil, glossy, whiteboard vinyl provides a surface that’s designed for writing and drawing with a range of popular brands of dry-erase markers. According to the company, EZ Erase erases easily and cleanly with no ghosting when using a soft, dry tissue or dry-erase cleaning fluid. R Tape states the film cuts as easily as most white, glossy, calendered films, and may be printed using solvent, eco-solvent and UV screenprinting inks. EZ Erase contains a semi-permanent, pressure-sensitive, acrylic adhesive, and may be applied to any flat, smooth sign substrate or painted drywall.

R Tape offers the film in 24-in.-wide, 10- or 50-yd.-long rolls, or 48-in.-wide, 50-yd.-long rolls.

(800) 440-1250; www.rtape.com

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