Vehicles + Vinyl

Seal Vinyl Overlaminate

Company offers 38-, 41-, 51-in.-wide rolls

Published

14 years ago

March 15, 2010

Susan Conner Signs of the Times March 2010 Issue

Seal (Elkridge, MD) is releasing Print Shield® Xtreme UV vinyl overlaminate. The topcoat replaces the company’s current Print Shield Premium product line and reportedly provides better quality for a lower cost. Intended for museum exhibits, bus-shelter graphics and outdoor-sign installations, the solvent-based, acrylic adhesive prevents moisture damage and preserves indoor installations for up to five years, and three to five years for exterior graphics. Seal offers gloss, luster and matte finishes in 38-in. x 200-ft.-long; 41-in. x 200-ft.-long; 51-in. x 200-ft.-long; and 38-in. x 25-ft.-long rolls, with luster finish also available in 51-in. x 400-ft.-long rolls.

(800) 257-7325; www.neschenamericas.com

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